Heavy to Excessive Rainfall in Montana; Bering Sea Low to Bring Impacts to Southwest Alaska

Heavy to excessive rainfall is forecast across portions of Montana Wednesday, along with an isolated flash flooding threat. A Slight Risk of Excessive Rainfall (level 2 of 4) is in effect for central Montana. A Bering Sea low will continue to bring strong winds, moderate to heavy rainfall, and high seas to southwest Alaska. A North Pacific Low may impact southwest Alaska at the end of the week. Read More >

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28 Day Streamflow Compared to Normal	Soil Moisture Percentile

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