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Winter Storm to Track From the West Coast Across the Upper Midwest & Northeast Through this Weekend

A Pacific storm will bring strong winds, heavy rain, and mountain snow from the Sierras to Rockies on Friday. The storm will then track east through the Midwest producing heavy snow from the Dakotas to the Great Lakes on Saturday. An icy wintry mix is expected across the northern Mid-Atlantic states Saturday night. Heavy snow will likely impact the Northeast Saturday night into Sunday. Read More >

Snow will spread across the region today. Although this system will not produce quite as much snow as the last storm system, the snow may be more intense with snowfall rates reaching an inch an hour during the morning to mid afternoon in some areas, especially in areas north and northwest of Billings. So expect difficult travel conditions and slow commutes through today and tonight. Please check forecast and roads for updates. If you must travel, use extreme caution and pack a winter survival kit.
Snow expected across the area this morning and afternoon. Snow will come to an end this evening and night from west to east.
Hazardously cold temperatures arrive Monday, lasting through Wednesday. Overnight temperatures are the biggest concern, with temperatures in the minus teens and 20s, Monday night. Wind chills Tuesday morning will fall into the -25F to -40F range. Continue to monitor the forecast.

 

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