Good afternoon. South Dakota. I'm Aaron Jolly. Folks, we've got a gorgeous split across the state today. Out west? You're basking in 68 degrees — windows down, jacket optional. Head east and you're at 61 under some clouds. Not bad at all. Because tonight we're flipping the script. In the next 24 hours. Rain rolls into eastern South Dakota after 7 P.M. Some of those storms overnight could get rowdy — quarter-sized hail and wind gusts hitting 60 miles an hour. Out west, you'll catch a quick shot of rain around 11 P.M. Before it switches to snow overnight. Central areas stay partly cloudy with lows dropping to 29 degrees. Friday's the messy one. Eastern South Dakota sees rain through the morning — heaviest right around 10 A.M. — then it transitions to snow Friday night. We're talking wintry mix with freezing rain possible as temps crash from 52 degr ...