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13K views · 41 reactions | Sioux Falls has tons of free attractions to offer! Which one of these is your favorite? ‍♀️ Check out this article for more options: https://bit.ly/43CZ8pR | Experience Sioux Falls | Facebook

18K views · 65 reactions | There is a chance for some light snow from the mid-afternoon through tonight. Here's a look at what future radar is showing from 12 PM today through 6 AM tomorrow. Most areas that get snow look to see less than a half an inch, but there is a low end chance of some spots along the Highway-14 corridor picking up an inch to an inch and a half depending on how much moisture ends up being available. | US National Weather Service Sioux Falls South Dakota | Facebook

49K views · 66 reactions | Radar Update | 5:10 PM 4/21/25 A broken line of showers and isolated storms are moving east into areas west of the James River. Isolated wind gusts to 55 mph are possible. If you hear thunder or see lightning, head inside! This line continues east through tonight. | US National Weather Service Sioux Falls South Dakota | Facebook

558K views · 2.7K reactions | Today's flash flooding has resulted in higher than usual water levels at Falls Park. A few reminders: • Do not climb on wet rocks. • Keep a safe distance away from the water. • Follow posted safety signs at the park. Visit siouxfalls.gov/flood for more resources. | City of Sioux Falls - Municipal Government | Facebook

135K views · 2.6K reactions | Not Iowa, but just across the border- this is Falls Park in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Taken last night as the snow started to cover Falls Park which is decorated in holiday lights. | Iowa Road Trip | Facebook

5.1K views · 62 reactions | Updates on siouxfalls.org/flood. New Falls Park webcam, bike trail complete closure as of Noon today, updated river peak estimations. Are you prepared? Visit our website to identify your risk and read our preparation steps. Skunk Creek is predicted to peak at about 7K cfs, slight reduction from yesterday's prediction. The Big Sioux is still looking like 20K cfs, the second highest in history since 1969. | City of Sioux Falls - Municipal Government | Facebook