Heavy snow forecasted for Rockies in June
A rare late-June winter storm is forecast to bring heavy snow, strong winds, and colder temperatures to the northern Rocky Mountains, particularly in Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming. The storm is caused by a deep upper-level trough and unseasonably cold air, potentially dropping temperatures 15 to 20 degrees below normal and producing up to 12 inches of snow in some areas. The weather is expected to last through June 29, affecting travel conditions ahead of the July Fourth holiday.
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