Skies turn green in South Dakota

Social media users posted stunning footage of the ‘derecho’ effect

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Skies over Sioux Falls, South Dakota turned an eerie shade of green on Tuesday night as a strong storm known as a ‘derecho’ rolled through the state. Onlookers posted videos and photos on social media showcasing the unusual weather phenomenon.

According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, a derecho is a “widespread, long-lived wind storm associated with a band of rapidly moving showers or thunderstorms.”

One such storm passed through South Dakota and its neighboring states on Tuesday, with tornado-like winds reaching speeds of up to 160kph. Before the storm hit, it caused the skies to turn a shade of green, which was captured by both onlookers and traffic cameras.

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To the Governor’s Desk: “Constitutional Carry” Passes in South Dakota

By: Michael Boldin|Published on: Jan 30, 2019|Categories: Right to Keep and Bear Arms, State Bills|

PIERRE, S.D. (Jan. 30, 2019) – By a vote of 47-23 yesterday, the South Dakota House gave final approval to a “Constitutional Carry” bill, sending the legislation to Gov. Kristi Noem’s desk. 
Senate President Pro Tempore Brock L. Greenfield introduced Senate Bill 47 (SB47) with eight cosponsors from both chambers. The bill seeks to repeal numerous sections of state law requiring people to have a license in order to carry a concealed weapon, while still allowing county sheriffs to issue permits for people who want them for reciprocity with other states.
It is currently a misdemeanor for someone to carry a concealed pistol or to have one concealed in a vehicle without a permit; openly carrying a firearm in South Dakota is legal. According to a report by local news station KeloLand News at 5, if SB47 is signed into law, it would repeal 155 years of bans or permits on the books.

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Blogger's note;  Will we see a mass shooting in South Dakota?  You know the usual false flag.

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