Marshall County, SD — Threat Level Today

As of Jul 15, 10:27 AM ET, Marshall County, South Dakota is at NORMAL (19/100 on the GridWatch threat index). The primary driver is 1 active NWS alert.

Updated Jul 15, 10:27 AM ET · 14 federal data sources

19 /100
NORMAL

No significant threats detected.

  • 1 active NWS alert
  • Thunderstorms expected Sunday
  • 0.2% of SD customers without power

Current Signals

SignalStatus
WEATHER ALERTS1 active — Heat Advisory
ACTIVE WILDFIRESNone within 100 miles
RIVER FLOODINGAll nearby gauges normal
AIR QUALITYNo nearby monitor reporting
EARTHQUAKES (30D)None M2.5+ in region
POWER GRIDCentral at 70.1% of 7-day peak · 0.2% of South Dakota customers out
FEMA DECLARATIONS (90D)None in South Dakota

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