Showers Move Out Of KELOLAND After Sioux Falls’ Heaviest Rain Since Late September
Showers have moved out of KELOLAND, bringing significant rainfall to Sioux Falls, the most since late September. Cooler air is now filtering into the region ahead of a weekend warm-up.
Sioux Falls, SD, October 15, 2026 —
Showers have moved out of KELOLAND after bringing significant rainfall to Sioux Falls. The rainfall was the most the city has had since late September, according to the trend summary. Cooler air is now filtering into the region, with warmer conditions expected over the weekend.
The summary does not provide a rainfall total or specify when the showers passed through. It also does not identify how much rain fell in other parts of KELOLAND, or provide details about local impacts. No information was supplied about flooding, damage, travel conditions or other effects, so those outcomes cannot be assessed from the available details.
The change in conditions follows the showers: precipitation has moved out, cooler air is entering the region, and a weekend warm-up is ahead. The summary does not give temperatures, identify when the cooler air arrived, or state how warm it is expected to get. It also does not provide a more precise forecast timeline for the weekend.
For Sioux Falls, the rainfall stands out in comparison with recent months: it was the city’s most significant rainfall since late September. The exact period covered by that comparison and the amount measured were not provided. The information available describes the broad weather pattern, but does not include further observations or forecast details.
Story summarized from the original created by Jaelyn Borresen on www.keloland.com, see more information here.
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