SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — We’ve flipped the script with our steady rain chances this month. It’s a trend that will continue for the next week or two.

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Much like Tuesday, thick fog greeted eastern KELOLAND Wednesday morning. Once the fog lifted, mostly cloudy skies stayed for much of eastern KELOLAND. The clouds lately have helped keep our recent moisture in the ground, and there’s more on the way.

This computer forecast model for precip goes through the 19th of November.

The model has a lot of moisture on the way to our south, with near average moisture for us. While a lot of it sets up to our south, this is good news as that area too has been experiencing drought.

At the same time, this is what the model predicts for snow.

While our snow, if any, in KELOLAND will stay minor. Heavy snow is setting up toward the four-corners region to our southwest, where they can be measuring snow in feet over the next couple of weeks.

While the data suggests most of the precipitation will be south of us, any that falls in KELOLAND will continue to be good news.