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This Week Could Preview Montana’s Winter

September 30, 2026/

For the Northern Rockies, that trend typically spells a milder, less active season. The latest guidance tilts the odds toward above-average temperatures and below-normal precipitation across Montana, northern Idaho, and Wyoming, where a displaced storm track threatens to deliver lighter snowpacks and unseasonably dry stretches to lower valleys.

Dennis Bragg


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