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The Earliest Tornados in South Dakota History

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By Ben Kuhns 
| KXRB-AM (Sioux Falls, SD)
I suppose, technically, if the conditions were right, South Dakota could have a tornado during any month of the year. However, our state is usually under the tornado gun from April through September. Thunderstorms that bring tornadoes are most likely to develop in the spring and early summer. But, of course, there are outliers. Digging through the data from the NOAA Storm Events Database, we can find every tornado that's touched down in South Dakota since 1950.
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These Were the Snowiest Aprils Ever in Sioux Falls

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By Ben Kuhns 
| KXRB-AM (Sioux Falls, SD)
The first day of spring may come during March, but that doesn't mean the worst of winter is behind us. In some ways, adding warm temperatures to the mix could make a winter storm even more dangerous. Remembering the 2013 Ice Storm If you were in Sioux Falls in April 2013, you probably remember the Ice-pocalypse. That was the winter weather system that started with rain, then freezing rain, then tree branches fell, and power lines broke. All that was followed by several inches of snow.
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These Were the Snowiest Aprils Ever in Sioux Falls

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By Ben Kuhns 
| KYBB-FM (Sioux Falls, SD)
The first day of spring may come during March, but that doesn't mean the worst of winter is behind us. In some ways, adding warm temperatures to the mix could make a winter storm even more dangerous. If you were in Sioux Falls in April 2013, you probably remember the Ice-pocalypse. That was the winter weather system that started with rain, then freezing rain, then tree branches fell, and power lines broke. All that was followed by several inches of snow.
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