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First winter storm not likely to affect Pierre/Fort Pierre; Weekend storm may be a different story

By Diane Deis Nov 26, 2019 | 10:41 AM

Weather models are showing two storm systems between today (Tues.) and Sunday are likely to disrupt Thanksgiving holiday travel for many people.

Weatherology meteorologist Nick Carlyle says as of this morning, it doesn’t look like the first storm will hit the Pierre/Fort Pierre area.

He says tomorrow we should see a break between the two storm systems.

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