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Avalanche forecasters across western Montana have issued avalanche warnings as a winter storm is forecasted to drop several inches of snow.
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The center says heavy accumulating snow may create slabs one to two feet thick that could slide both naturally and be triggered by human activity.
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Avalanche warnings are in effect until Tuesday for much western Montana.
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The highest avalanche danger exists at the middle and upper elevations for the Whitefish and Flathead ranges, and Glacier National Park. Avalanche danger in the Swan Range is moderate.
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Snow continues hammering parts of Montana and more blustery weather is on the way. National Weather Service Great Falls has issued a blizzard warning Friday for the Rocky Mountain Front because of anticipated strong winds and poor visibility from blowing snow. Avalanche experts across the region are urging caution.
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Avalanche danger is growing in the Centennial Mountains, the Gallatin and Madison ranges and the Swan Range.
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The Flathead Avalanche Center announced Saturday that an avalanche in the Swan range killed one snowmobiler and partially buried three others.High…
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The Flathead Avalanche Center has issued an avalanche watch through Saturday for several mountain ranges in Northwest Montana.The backcountry avalanche…
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The Flathead National Forest is investigating an avalanche involving motorized snow bikes that happened on Jan. 5. The bikers may have been in an area…
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The Flathead County Sheriff’s Office has identified the missing backcountry skier they’ve been searching for since Saturday evening as Dr. Jonathan Scott…