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Atmospheric River Continues Areas of Heavy Rain and Snow for California This Weekend

An atmospheric river will continue to bring gusty winds, moderate to heavy rainfall, and potential flooding to southern California and the southern Great Basin through Sunday. Periods of heavy snow will continue as well above 7,000 feet over the Sierra Nevada mountains associated with this atmospheric river. Read More >

Overview

Snow began on the evening of Monday April 11th, impacted much of our west and central parts with heavy snow into Tuesday the 12th, and evolved into a blizzard for southeast Montana that lasted into Thursday April 14th.

The storm had wide-ranging and long duration impacts to southcentral/southeast Montana and northern Wyoming. Most locations (with the exception of the Shields River and Paradise Valleys) received 8-15 inches of snowfall, while some areas east of Billings saw up to around 20 inches and the Beartooth and Red Lodge Foothills around two feet.

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