Summary
Heavy snow and strong winds are expected in parts of Alaska and Montana, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). The weather could result in dangerous travel conditions starting from Sunday, March 29, and continuing into Monday.
Key Facts
- Alaska's St. Lawrence Island may receive an additional inch of snow on Sunday.
- The Yukon Delta Coast could see another 2 inches of snow, impacting visibility.
- The Kuskokwim Delta Coast might get up to 6 inches of snow with winds up to 30 mph.
- Montana's Glacier National Park could see up to 15 inches of snow on the highest peaks.
- Winds in Montana could reach up to 65 mph, further reducing visibility.
- The NWS advises travelers to prepare for dangerous conditions, especially during Monday morning commutes.
- Motorists are advised to have an emergency kit and drive cautiously due to the hazardous conditions.
