On the Plains, dramatically warmer weather prevails. In South Dakota, Mobridge notched a daily-record high temperature of 63°F on Sunday, up from a daily-record low of -30°F just 5 days earlier, on February 18. In fact, warmer-than-normal weather prevails throughout the Plains, with Monday’s high temperatures expected to range from 70 to 85°F across the […]
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