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Huge storm system covers several states, brings lots of high wind across South Dakota

By DRG Media Group News Jun 10, 2026 | 8:23 AM

Severe weather moved through much of South Dakota and the region Tuesday night into early Wednesday morning (June 9-10, 2026).

National Weather Service Meteorologist Kari Fleegel says the weather system covered multiple states.

Fleegel says the National Weather Service hasn’t received much information as far as storm damage– yet.

With a 20-ish degree jump in the forecast high temperature from Monday to Tuesday, then back down 20-ish degrees for Wednesday, Fleegel says forecasters knew conditions would likely lead to severe weather.

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