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A winter storm arriving early in the season delivered 15.7 inches of snow to Great Falls, Montana, within a span of two days, ranking it among the top ten two-day snowfall totals recorded in the city. The storm also affected regions of Idaho and Nevada, leading to freeze warnings across the Western United States. Discover the impact of the storm on the area and understand why meteorological predictions indicate a swift shift back to warmer conditions in Montana.
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00:00Montana just recorded nearly 16 inches of snow in two days, in the middle of October.
00:05Great Falls received 15.7 inches, ranking ninth among the city's two-day snowfall totals.
00:11It also marked the second snowiest start to a snow season in the city's recorded history.
00:17Behind 2019, according to AccuWeather, the wintry weather stretched beyond Montana,
00:21with light snow reported in Idaho and Nevada's higher elevations.
00:26Near Helena, fresh snow covered the ground just days after temperatures had reached around 80 degrees.
00:32In Peerless, cattle continued grazing through the snow, with green grass still available underneath.
00:38Freezing temperatures also prompted frost advisories and freeze warnings across parts of the west.
00:44But the cold may not stick around for long.
00:47Forecasts called for temperatures in Great Falls, and Bozeman to approach 70 degrees by Monday,
00:52showing just how quickly autumn weather can change.
00:55Disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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