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A substantial shift in weather patterns is anticipated to usher in drastically lower temperatures, substantial rainfall, and early snowfall across the western United States from this weekend through the beginning of next week. Regions may experience temperature declines ranging from 25 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit. In Great Falls, Montana, temperatures could decrease from the 80s earlier this week to the 30s by Sunday and Monday. Forecasts from AccuWeather predict 6 to 12 inches of snow at elevations as low as 4,000 feet in the northern Rockies, with some areas possibly receiving up to 24 inches.
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00:00a major weather shift is set to bring much colder air, heavy rain and snow to the western United
00:05States. The change is expected to begin this weekend and continue into early next week.
00:10Temperatures could plunge by 25 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit across parts of the region.
00:15In Great Falls, Montana, highs could fall from the 80s earlier this week to the 30s by Sunday
00:21and Monday. Rapid City, South Dakota, could see temperatures drop from the low 90s on Friday to
00:26the 50s by Sunday. Even Los Angeles, Sacramento and Las Vegas will experience cooler conditions
00:32after highs near 100 degrees. The incoming jet stream dip will combine with tropical moisture
00:38to fuel rain and mountain snowfall. Snow levels are expected to fall across Washington, Oregon,
00:44California, Idaho and Montana. Wyoming, Utah, Colorado and the Dakotas could see snow early
00:51next week. The northern Rockies could receive 6 to 12 inches of snow at elevations as low
00:57as 4,000 feet. Localized snowfall could reach 24 inches, making travel conditions an important
01:03concern. Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using
01:08AI-assisted tools.

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