Severe Winter Storm Brings Snow, Wind, and Arctic Blast to Western Montana

Takeaways:

• A strong cold front is bringing a wintry mix of rain and snow to western Montana, with the heaviest snow expected in higher elevations.

• Gusty westerly winds will cause blowing snow and reduced visibility, especially over mountain passes, and surfaces will freeze as temperatures drop.

• Snow squalls could produce brief, heavy snowfall and significantly lower visibility. Arctic air will bring very low overnight temperatures into the single digits and teens, with daytime highs in the 10s and 20s on Tuesday.

• Temperatures are expected to rise back into the 30s and low 40s by Wednesday, with another weather system arriving Thursday that could bring more strong winds and precipitation.

• Multiple winter storm warnings and advisories are in effect, with heavy snow accumulations and high wind gusts forecasted for various regions, impacting travel and safety.

References:

[1] Strong cold front to bring wind and snow, arctic cold arrives tonight. Link

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