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Montana prepares for a spring snowstorm

2024-05-24T14:11:44+00:00
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  • Spring snowstorm hitting Montana this week.
  • They could get up to 18 inches of snow.
  • Strong winds and cold temperatures are forecast.

A spring snowstorm will hit Montana starting tonight.

It brings heavy snow and dangerous travel conditions.

Snowfall is expected to range from 3 to 8 inches in most areas, according to NBC Montana.

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Spring snowstorm hitting Montana

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Up to 18 inches of snow accumulation is expected in the Beartooth/Absaroka mountains.

Authorities are warning residents to prepare for bad weather.

It is recommended that people stay home if possible and delay non-essential travel.

Having an emergency kit ready in your vehicle is crucial.

The storm could bring hazardous road conditions

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Road conditions will deteriorate rapidly starting tonight.

Motorists should reduce speed and increase following distance.

Road closures and flight cancellations may occur.

The storm will also bring strong winds and cold temperatures.

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Temperatures are expected to drop below zero in many areas.

Stay informed about the latest weather conditions and advisories from authorities.

You can find more information on the National Weather Service website.

Also, tune in to local news stations for updates.

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