🦃 Planning on traveling for Thanksgiving? We are closely monitoring a storm system that has the potential to bring the first significant lower elevation snow and much colder temperatures to western Montana and north-central Idaho during the busy holiday travel period. This is an early outlook, and uncertainty is still high regarding the exact timing, strength, and track of this storm. This will be key in determining precipitation amounts and specific impacts. Potential Impacts: Slippery and snow-covered roads, especially over mountain passes like Lookout, Lolo, Lost Trail, Marias, and Homestake. Difficult travel could also extend to valley floors and major corridors, including I-90, I-15, US-93, and US-95. What You Can Do Now: Keep a close eye on the forecast as we get closer to the holiday. Consider having a backup travel plan. Now is a great time to winterize your vehicle and stock it with an emergency supply kit.