The torrential rain and flooding that hit southeast South Dakota on June 21 have caused widespread disruptions. Multiple businesses, roads, and events have been forced to shut down as a result of the ongoing situation. This article will provide updates throughout the day on the latest developments.
If you are aware of any closures due to the rain, please email news@keloland.com so we can keep everyone informed.
In Lincoln County, Harold Timmerman, the Emergency Manager, has issued a warning against travel until the rain stops. He advises people to avoid traveling unless absolutely necessary until the weather conditions improve.
On US-18 between I-29 and the Iowa State Line, road closures and flooding are expected. Travelers are advised to seek an alternate route until further notice as roads have been blocked and flooded due to excessive rainfall in the area. Similarly, on I-29 between the Iowa State Line and Sioux Falls, road closures have occurred due to a construction project that has been flooded out by heavy rainfall.
Travelers in Brandon should exercise caution while driving on I-90 in both directions from 3 miles east to 1 mile east of US 81 Exit 364 due to flooding caused by heavy rains in this area.
It is important for all drivers to be cautious when driving during heavy rainfall as it can lead to hazardous conditions on the roads. Keep checking this article for updates throughout the day as we continue to monitor developments related to this ongoing situation.
