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Montana experienced an unexpected snowstorm during the first week of summer.

A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for Gallatin County as a late-season cold front brings snow back to Montana, with impacts expected late Wednesday through Thursday.

After a winter with little snow, Montana could finally see a change. The National Weather Service predicts colder temperatures and a major snowstorm moving across the state starting Tuesday.

A powerful winter storm is expected to sweep across Montana, bringing snow, strong winds, and frigid temperatures. Residents should prepare for possible delays and hazardous road conditions.

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Brutally cold temperatures and snow are expected across Montana next week.

After temperatures in the mid 50s this week, the southern mountains of Montana could get a welcomed blast of fresh snow by Friday night. The only downer is that significant winds will probably accompany this new storm front, so back country adventurists need to use caution.