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Warnings for Fallon County, Mt.
Blizzard WarningStatement as of 8:20 AM MDT on April 30, 2011
... Blizzard Warning in effect until 2 PM MDT this afternoon...
The National Weather Service in Billings has issued a Blizzard
Warning... which is in effect until 2 PM MDT this afternoon.
* Impacts: very strong northwest winds at 35 to 45 mph with gusts
to around 65 mph will combine with snow... heavy at times... to
create near zero visibility through early this afternoon. Travel
may be impossible due to the poor visibility and snow-covered
roads.
* Timing: very strong northwest winds combined with heavy snow
will continue into early this afternoon.
* Snow accumulation: 4 to 6 inches of snow has already occurred
over the area. Expect additional accumulations of around 2
inches through early this afternoon.
Precautionary/preparedness actions...
A Blizzard Warning is issued when sustained wind speeds or
frequent gusts of over 35 mph are expected with considerable
falling and or blowing and drifting snow. Visibilities will
become poor with whiteout conditions at times. Those venturing
outdoors may become lost or disoriented so persons in the warning
area are advised to stay indoors.
Http://weather.Gov/Billings
Public Information StatementStatement as of 5:34 am MDT on April 30, 2011
... Daily low temperatures at Billings have been less than
40 degrees every day so far this year...
The daily low temperature in Billings has been less than 40
degrees every day so far in 2011... a streak of 120 days.
Previously the longest stretch of days with low temperatures less
than 40 degrees from the start of the year was 114 days in 1975.
The streak of daily low temperatures less than 40 degrees in
Billings extends back to November 8th of last year. By falling to
34 degrees Saturday morning... the current streak stands at 174
days. 174 days is the longest stretch of consecutive days with low
temperatures less than 40 degrees. 1984-1985 and 1964-1965 both
saw stretches of 170 days.
2011 is the first time since record keeping began in Billings that
the daily low temperature was less than 40 degrees for the entire
month of April. 1951 was the previous longest stretch with 26
days.
Blizzard WarningStatement as of 8:20 AM MDT on April 30, 2011
... Blizzard Warning in effect until 2 PM MDT this afternoon...
The National Weather Service in Billings has issued a Blizzard
Warning... which is in effect until 2 PM MDT this afternoon.
* Impacts: very strong northwest winds at 35 to 45 mph with gusts
to around 65 mph will combine with snow... heavy at times... to
create near zero visibility through early this afternoon. Travel
may be impossible due to the poor visibility and snow-covered
roads.
* Timing: very strong northwest winds combined with heavy snow
will continue into early this afternoon.
* Snow accumulation: 4 to 6 inches of snow has already occurred
over the area. Expect additional accumulations of around 2
inches through early this afternoon.
Precautionary/preparedness actions...
A Blizzard Warning is issued when sustained wind speeds or
frequent gusts of over 35 mph are expected with considerable
falling and or blowing and drifting snow. Visibilities will
become poor with whiteout conditions at times. Those venturing
outdoors may become lost or disoriented so persons in the warning
area are advised to stay indoors.
Http://weather.Gov/Billings
Public Information StatementStatement as of 5:34 am MDT on April 30, 2011
... Daily low temperatures at Billings have been less than
40 degrees every day so far this year...
The daily low temperature in Billings has been less than 40
degrees every day so far in 2011... a streak of 120 days.
Previously the longest stretch of days with low temperatures less
than 40 degrees from the start of the year was 114 days in 1975.
The streak of daily low temperatures less than 40 degrees in
Billings extends back to November 8th of last year. By falling to
34 degrees Saturday morning... the current streak stands at 174
days. 174 days is the longest stretch of consecutive days with low
temperatures less than 40 degrees. 1984-1985 and 1964-1965 both
saw stretches of 170 days.
2011 is the first time since record keeping began in Billings that
the daily low temperature was less than 40 degrees for the entire
month of April. 1951 was the previous longest stretch with 26
days.
