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A major weather pattern shift is expected to bring significant snow and temperature drops between 25 and 50 degrees to six Western US states this weekend. AccuWeather reports that mountainous areas from Washington to Montana could see snow accumulations up to 24 inches. The combination of colder air and tropical moisture from Hurricane Rachel will cause rain and snow as low as 4,000 feet. This early-season storm will also end an October heat wave in parts of California and Nevada. Conditions may continue into early next week, affecting travel and outdoor activities. Disclosure: This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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00:00Temperatures will drop by 25 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit across the western U.S. this weekend.
00:05This dramatic shift comes as the jet stream plunges south, fueling an early-season snowstorm in the Rockies.
00:11After highs near 90 degrees in Rapid City, South Dakota on Friday, temperatures will fall to the 50s by Sunday.
00:18Even southern California cities like Los Angeles and Sacramento will cool from near 100 degrees to the 70s.
00:25Tropical moisture from Hurricane Rachel will join the colder air.
00:29Bringing rain to river basins in Colorado and Idaho, snow levels will fall in Washington, Oregon, California, and Montana.
00:37With some valley locations seeing snow for the first time this season, Glacier National Park can expect heavy snow.
00:43With 6 to 12 inches possible at elevations as low as 4,000 feet,
00:48AccuWeather forecasts up to 24 inches of snow in the highest terrain during this storm.
00:53Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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