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Tornadoes and Heavy Snow Pummel Great Plains, 44 Inches in One Town
Record-setting amounts of snowfall blanketed parts of South Dakota Friday while unseasonal tornadoes churned elsewhere in the state and across the Great Plains region, causing millions of dollars in damage.
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