Scattered showers and storms will continue over southeast South Dakota through mid-morning. There may be a break by late morning and early afternoon, before storm chances increase again by late afternoon and evening, specially east of I-29. A few storms could become severe with isolated hail up to quarter size. The threat of severe thunderstorms return Friday evening into the overnight hours. Scattered severe storms will be possible, mainly along and west of the James River. The main risks are damaging winds and large hail.
For those that have liked the summer like temperatures, the trend looks to continue through much of June with above normal temperatures across much of the country.
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