PIERRE, (KCCR) — Forecasters and climatologist are expected a shift of climate drivers going into the warm weather months. Doug Kluch with the National Weather Service in Kansas City says the current El Nino will fade away quickly sooner than later…
The three years prior to the current El Nino caused below normal precipitation that led to a drop in Missouri River reservoirs that are still attempting to recover. La Nina typically brings less precipitation to South Dakota.
