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Montanan’s have to get used to 12 inches of rain, melting snow, flooding and destructive winds as a regular occurrence thanks to human caused climate change.

December 18, 2025/

We’ll have to get used to high winds, bigger rainfall and or snow events as atmospheric rivers become much more common as greenhouse gas emissions continue to warm the planet.

December storms offer a preview of Montana’s future, state climatologist says


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