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New Winter Storm Warning: 50 MPH Winds, 8 Inches of Snow Could Hit Multiple States
We're beginning to see winter weather popping up in more areas of the country, a trend that will certainly continue throughout November.
Parts of the western United States have been getting hit throughout the weekend. The latest Winter Storm Watch from the National Weather Service (NWS) projects mountainous areas in two states in the Northern Rockies to experience snow and heavy winds into Monday.
The NWS issues several different winter storm-related alerts, including a Winter Storm Watch, a Winter Storm Warning and a Winter Weather Advisory.
A Winter Storm watch will typically be issued "in advance of the storm, usually at least 24 hours."
First Alert Weather Day: Wind, heavy rain and snow could complicate Monday travel
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) – Damaging wind gusts, areas of dense fog, heavy rain and possible snow could create difficult travel conditions across parts of KOTA Territory on Monday.
The First Alert Weather Team has declared Monday, Nov. 2, a First Alert Weather Day for the potential for wind gusts of 60 mph or higher in portions of western South Dakota. The strongest winds are expected near and east of the Black Hills, with gusts potentially reaching 65 mph in some locations.
The storm also could bring more than an inch of rain to Rapid City, locally higher totals along the northern Black Hills slopes and parts of the western South Dakota plains, and accumulating snow in the higher elevations.
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