999 first-hand accounts of flood events in South Dakota, ranked by impact. Each is a NOAA-written narrative of the moment.
Primed by 1 to 3 inches of rainfall on June 17-18, starting June 20, the area was impacted adversely by several very slow moving mid-level waves which drifted across the northern and central Plains during the following week.
Read the full account →Primed by 1 to 3 inches of rainfall on June 17-18, starting June 20, the area was impacted adversely by several very slow moving mid-level waves which drifted across the northern and central Plains during the following week.
Read the full account →Primed by 1 to 3 inches of rainfall on June 17-18, starting June 20, the area was impacted adversely by several very slow moving mid-level waves which drifted across the northern and central Plains during the following week.
Read the full account →Primed by 1 to 3 inches of rainfall on June 17-18, starting June 20, the area was impacted adversely by several very slow moving mid-level waves which drifted across the northern and central Plains during the following week.
Read the full account →Primed by 1 to 3 inches of rainfall on June 17-18, starting June 20, the area was impacted adversely by several very slow moving mid-level waves which drifted across the northern and central Plains during the following week.
Read the full account →Primed by 1 to 3 inches of rainfall on June 17-18, starting June 20, the area was impacted adversely by several very slow moving mid-level waves which drifted across the northern and central Plains during the following week.
Read the full account →Primed by 1 to 3 inches of rainfall on June 17-18, starting June 20, the area was impacted adversely by several very slow moving mid-level waves which drifted across the northern and central Plains during the following week.
Read the full account →Primed by 1 to 3 inches of rainfall on June 17-18, starting June 20, the area was impacted adversely by several very slow moving mid-level waves which drifted across the northern and central Plains during the following week.
Read the full account →Primed by 1 to 3 inches of rainfall on June 17-18, starting June 20, the area was impacted adversely by several very slow moving mid-level waves which drifted across the northern and central Plains during the following week.
Read the full account →Primed by 1 to 3 inches of rainfall on June 17-18, starting June 20, the area was impacted adversely by several very slow moving mid-level waves which drifted across the northern and central Plains during the following week.
Read the full account →Primed by 1 to 3 inches of rainfall on June 17-18, starting June 20, the area was impacted adversely by several very slow moving mid-level waves which drifted across the northern and central Plains during the following week.
Read the full account →Primed by 1 to 3 inches of rainfall on June 17-18, starting June 20, the area was impacted adversely by several very slow moving mid-level waves which drifted across the northern and central Plains during the following week.
Read the full account →Primed by 1 to 3 inches of rainfall on June 17-18, starting June 20, the area was impacted adversely by several very slow moving mid-level waves which drifted across the northern and central Plains during the following week.
Read the full account →Primed by 1 to 3 inches of rainfall on June 17-18, starting June 20, the area was impacted adversely by several very slow moving mid-level waves which drifted across the northern and central Plains during the following week.
Read the full account →Primed by 1 to 3 inches of rainfall on June 17-18, starting June 20, the area was impacted adversely by several very slow moving mid-level waves which drifted across the northern and central Plains during the following week.
Read the full account →Snake Creek flooding from April continued into early May before falling below flood stage. The Snake Creek then went above and below flood stage from the 25th to the 27th of May. Above normal May rainfall contributed to the new flooding.
Read the full account →Periodic heavy rainfall through the month resulted in maintenance of high water levels along the James River. Monthly rainfall was above normal (4 to 6 inches) in the middle and upper portions of the river basin, with concentrated rainfall around June 8-9, June 17-18, and June…
Read the full account →Periodic heavy rainfall through the month resulted in maintenance of high water levels along the James River. Monthly rainfall was above normal (4 to 6 inches) in the middle and upper portions of the river basin, with concentrated rainfall around June 8-9, June 17-18, and June…
Read the full account →Periodic heavy rainfall through the month resulted in maintenance of high water levels along the James River. Monthly rainfall was above normal (4 to 6 inches) in the middle and upper portions of the river basin, with concentrated rainfall around June 8-9, June 17-18, and June…
Read the full account →Periodic heavy rainfall through the month resulted in maintenance of high water levels along the James River. Monthly rainfall was above normal (4 to 6 inches) in the middle and upper portions of the river basin, with concentrated rainfall around June 8-9, June 17-18, and June…
Read the full account →Periodic heavy rainfall through the month resulted in maintenance of high water levels along the James River. Monthly rainfall was above normal (4 to 6 inches) in the middle and upper portions of the river basin, with concentrated rainfall around June 8-9, June 17-18, and June…
Read the full account →Periodic heavy rainfall through the month resulted in maintenance of high water levels along the James River. Monthly rainfall was above normal (4 to 6 inches) in the middle and upper portions of the river basin, with concentrated rainfall around June 8-9, June 17-18, and June…
Read the full account →Severe thunderstorms developed in advance of a surface low pressure area and cold front in far northeast South Dakota. Very heavy rains of up to 6 inches, nickel hail, along with a brief tornado touchdown occurred during the late afternoon and early evening.
Read the full account →Severe thunderstorms developed in advance of a surface low pressure area and cold front in far northeast South Dakota. Very heavy rains of up to 6 inches, nickel hail, along with a brief tornado touchdown occurred during the late afternoon and early evening.
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