With a clear sky, the temperature was down to 43, at 3:00 A.M. with a wind chill of 39 degrees. We've got a couple more sunny days ahead and then the rain will move in Monday night and Tuesday. Low temperatures will range between 39 and 49, this week, so there's still no chance of a freeze but we're getting closer.
I'm more concerned about the weather out west. Rita, Roger and Angela will be heading west in a few days and the west is getting ready for more winter weather.
Another winter storm, the third one in the past couple of weeks, is firing up for Wyoming and Colorado and the forecast calls for up to another foot of snow in the mountains of Wyoming and more heavy snow in the Black Hills of South Dakota.
Forecasters say if you have any plans on traveling I-90 through the Black Hills or I-25 from Casper to Billings, this week, pay very close attention to changing weather conditions.
I feel so sorry for those people out there. They've already had enough winter, this year, and winter hasn't even started yet.
Duane has a real mess around his yard with trees and branches down, still a lot of snow to get cleared away, etc. It's almost impossible to find help because everyone is in the same boat. He said it will take months to get back to normal and now they have more snow coming. He's lived in Rapid City most of his life and he said he's never seen anything like this.
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