A storm system, accompanied by a cold front, triggered the development of thunderstorms on Monday afternoon in the far southeastern corner of South Dakota.

A storm system ending the early summer in South Dakota brought strong storms and strong winds.

In the southwest region of South Dakota, thunderstorms developed in Nebraska and traveled into the area, bringing strong, damaging winds.

A typical spring storm over the northern plains brought a mix of snow and slippery road conditions in the Black Hills, as well as a tornado warning in Omaha, Nebraska.

The same storm system that brought snow to western South Dakota dropped tornadoes in Nebraska.