Summary
Montana is set to experience heavy snowfall as a winter storm hits the state, bringing dangerous conditions. The National Weather Service has issued warnings for difficult travel and potential power outages. High elevations could see up to 20 inches of snow, while areas like Glacier National Park are expected to be heavily impacted.
Key Facts
- A winter storm warning is set for Montana from Saturday evening to Monday noon.
- The storm is expected to drop up to 20 inches of snow in high elevation areas.
- Driving conditions may become very dangerous or impossible, especially in Glacier National Park.
- The National Weather Service warns of hypothermia and frostbite risks for those unprepared.
- Potential power outages and infrastructure failures could occur due to heavy, wet snow.
- Washington’s Cascades are also expecting snow, with up to 7 inches at higher elevations.
- This is the first significant snowfall of the season for these regions.
