Thunderstorms Roll Across the Far Southeast Tip of South Dakota

A portion of a spring-like storm system, anticipated to deliver winter weather to areas of South Dakota and responsible for severe weather in the nation's center, also brought thunderstorms to parts of the state.

Early Friday morning, thunderstorms moving northeast in Nebraska reached the southeastern tip of South Dakota, delivering much-needed rain. While none of these storms were severe, they did produce hail roughly the size of nickels a few miles northwest of Norfolk, Nebraska.

There remains a chance of a few isolated thunderstorms today ahead of cooler air that will filter in, bringing a chance of freezing rain and snow. Winter Weather Advisories are in effect for accumulations of ice and snow.