Gillette will be required to endure a few additional days of rainy weather before dryer and warmer conditions appear from Sunday to Tuesday.
Today, the National Weather Service in Rapid City, South Dakota, predicts that there is a 20% chance of precipitation overall and a small possibility of showers between 3 and 4 p.m. Conversely, today will be predominantly sunny, with a maximum temperature of approximately 67 degrees. About 10 mph winds will be expected to blow in from the south.
The low temperature will be approximately 50 degrees, and the winds will subside to 5–10 mph tonight.
Tomorrow, the weather will continue to improve, with a predominantly sunny day to commence the weekend. A high of approximately 73 degrees is expected on Saturday; however, the day will be less than optimal due to the 10–15 mph winds, which are expected to increase to 15–20 mph later today. In reality, winds may surge to as high as 30 miles per hour.
It is probable that showers will return on Saturday night, with a 30% probability of precipitation during the evening. Around 48 degrees will be the minimum temperature on Saturday night.
Rainfall will be minimal to nonexistent until Wednesday evening, commencing on Sunday. Additionally, the temperatures will be significantly higher than they have been in recent weeks on the majority of the days that begin the week.
