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Road conditions in Montana remain hazardous after winter storm

MONTANA— Road conditions in parts of Montana remain hazardous despite some areas clearing up after the recent winter storm, according to an official document. The storm left many residents without power and caused disruptions across the state. Local authorities are actively working to restore power and improve road safety. Residents

Special Weather Statement until SAT 9:45 PM MDT

Intense Snow Showers Impacting Southeastern Missoula Region Tonight What’s Happening: Intense snow showers are affecting southeastern Missoula, northern Granite, and central Powell Counties through 9:45 PM MDT. The storm is moving east at 35 mph. Affected Areas: * Missoula * Drummond * Bonner-West Riverside * East Missoula * Nimrod * Finn * Jens * Potomac

Winter Storm Warning until SAT 12:00 PM MDT

Heavy Snow and Blowing Snow Expected Until Noon Saturday What’s Happening: A Winter Storm Warning is in effect until noon MDT Saturday. Heavy snow and blowing snow are anticipated, with major winter weather impacts likely. Affected Areas: * Highway 12 from Garrison to Elliston * Homestake Pass * Butte * MacDonald Pass * Georgetown

Winter Storm Warning until SAT 12:00 PM MDT

Heavy Snow and Blowing Snow Expected Through Saturday Noon What’s Happening: A Winter Storm Warning is in effect until noon MDT Saturday. Heavy snow and strong winds are expected, impacting travel and daily activities. Affected Areas: * Highway 12 from Garrison to Elliston * Homestake Pass * Butte * MacDonald Pass * Georgetown Lake

Winter Storm Warning until SAT 12:00 PM MDT

Heavy Snow and Strong Winds Expected Through Saturday Noon What’s Happening: A Winter Storm Warning remains in effect until noon MDT Saturday. Expect heavy snow and blowing snow with significant winter weather impacts. Affected Areas: * Homestake Pass * Georgetown Lake * Highway 12 from Garrison to Elliston * Butte * MacDonald Pass What

Thousands in northwest Montana lose power as windstorm batters the state

A windstorm battered western Montana on Thursday morning, leaving more than 3,000 households and businesses without power in Flathead and Lincoln counties. As of Thursday afternoon, nearly 2,000 customers were without power in communities near Libby, according to the Flathead Electric Cooperative. Hundreds more were affected by outages

Forecasters: Gusty winds, heavy mountain snow still on track for central Montana

High wind gusts, heavy mountain snow along the Continental Divide, and a decent dose of lower-elevation snow remain on track to affect Lewis and Clark County and the surrounding area through Saturday evening, according to forecasters. While the wind was somewhat calm around sunrise in Helena, a gust of