What areas are under a winter storm watch in Montana?

A winter storm watch has been issued for large portions of central and southwestern Montana, including Judith Basin County, Fergus County below 4,500 feet, Judith Gap, and several mountain ranges.

How much snow and what wind speeds are expected in Montana?

Forecasters anticipate up to 10 inches of snow in southern Montana's mountain regions, with winds possibly gusting up to 60 mph.

When will the winter storm impact Montana?

The storm is expected to begin Wednesday evening in the mountains, intensify late Wednesday night into Thursday, and taper off Thursday afternoon.

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Montana Braces for Late-Season Snow Blitz

21 Apr

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Summary

Winter storm watch issued for central/southwestern Montana starting Wednesday.
Up to 10 inches of snow possible in mountain regions.
Winds could gust up to 60 mph, causing dangerous travel conditions.

Montana Braces for Late-Season Snow Blitz

A significant winter storm is forecast to impact central and southwestern Montana, prompting the National Weather Service to issue a winter storm watch. This alert is in effect from late Wednesday through Thursday afternoon, warning of heavy snow and strong winds.

Snowfall totals could reach 10 inches in southern mountain regions. Blowing snow and gusty winds, potentially up to 60 mph, are expected to create hazardous travel conditions and may cause power outages. The storm is predicted to begin Wednesday evening in the mountains and intensify overnight.

Communities in Fergus, Judith Basin, and several mountain ranges are specifically included in the watch. Visibilities could drop significantly, and tire chains might be necessary for certain vehicles. Residents are advised to prepare for rapidly changing winter weather, even as spring approaches.

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