Great Falls, MT – A winter storm is set to impact Montana’s mountain passes early next week, bringing significant snowfall and hazardous travel conditions. According to the U.S. National Weather Service in Great Falls, the storm is expected to arrive Monday morning, with snowfall continuing through Tuesday night.
Forecasts show a high probability of snow accumulation at various passes. Marias, Targhee, and Reynolds passes face up to a 98% chance of receiving 2 inches or more, with Marias Pass also showing a 60% chance of over 4 inches. Travelers should be prepared for icy and slick roads, especially at night.
Drivers are advised to take precautions, including carrying an emergency kit, checking road conditions before heading out, and planning for rapidly changing weather. Authorities urge caution, particularly on steep or exposed routes where visibility could decrease quickly. For the latest updates, visit the National Weather Service website.
Motorists and residents should remain vigilant as conditions could worsen unexpectedly. Prepare ahead to ensure a safe journey across the state’s mountainous regions.
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