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Q2 Weather Update: Waiting for the other snow shoe to fall

Posted: Jan 9, 2013 5:06 PM by Bob McGuire-Q2 Weather Center
Updated: Jan 9, 2013 5:06 PM

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The Pacific Satellite shows a giant plume of moisture poised to shoot across the Great Basin of Nevada and head right into Billings. From the Mountains to the east central plains of Montana, a Winter Storm warning has been issued starting tomorrow. Once this plume of moisture hits us an upper level Low will continue to sling more snow our way through Saturday morning. Snowfall could range from 8 to 12 inches for the 3 day total.

Billings Tonight. Mostly Cloudy Breezy and Mild. Low: 33

Billings Tomorrow. Mostly Cloudy heavy snow late 6". High:34

Billings Friday. Mostly Cloudy with more snow 4-6". High:8

Topics: Plume of Moisture, Heavy snow, Winter Storm Warning, Billings, Bob McGuire, KTVQ-TV

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