Massive Winter Storm Hits Colorado & Montana—Up to 2 Feet Expected!

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A formidable winter storm is impacting Colorado and Montana, delivering as much as 2 feet of heavy, wet snowfall, fierce winds, and perilous travel conditions. The National Weather Service has issued several Winter Storm Warnings as snowfall, drifting snow, and potential power outages pose risks to elevated regions. From Rocky Mountain National Park to the Absaroka/Beartooth Mountains, roadways may become extremely challenging or even impassable. Meteorologists advise motorists to remain vigilant and refrain from traveling if they can. Stay informed. Stay protected. This storm is severe.

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00:00A massive winter storm is about to slam into parts of Montana and Colorado.

00:04And experts are calling it downright dangerous.

00:07Up to two feet of heavy, wet snow is expected to hit high mountain regions starting Thursday.

00:11And meteorologists at the National Weather Service say travel could become almost impossible.

00:16In Colorado, a winter storm, warning stretches across high mountain zones.

00:21From Rocky Mountain National Park, to the Medicine Bow Range,

00:25to passes like Berthoud Pass and Cameron Pass,

00:28snow totals could reach 14 inches, with winds up to 40 miles per hour.

00:33Blowing snow could make Friday commutes a nightmare along the I-25 corridor.

00:37Meanwhile in Montana, the storm turns even more intense.

00:41The Absaroka and Beartooth Mountains could see one to two feet of snow.

00:45The crazy mountains may get up to a foot.

00:48And areas like West Yellowstone and Big Sky face heavy, wet snow that could trigger power outages.

00:54Meteorologists warn.

00:55If you must travel, keep a flashlight, food, and water in your vehicle.

01:00Because conditions can change fast.

01:03This storm is powerful.

01:05It's dangerous.

01:06And it's hitting hard through Friday.

01:08Stay alert. Stay prepared.

01:10Stay prepared.

01:11Stay prepared.

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