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AccuWeather says a storm that brought flooding rain to the Southwest will end as the first snow of the season in the Dakotas. Several inches are possible over the Black Hills of South Dakota, and Rapid City may see slushy accumulation, with the heaviest snow expected Monday, October 26. Snow may also reach eastern Wyoming, northwestern Nebraska and southwestern North Dakota. Parts of Colorado and New Mexico could get 1 to 4 inches of rain Saturday through Sunday evening. The forecast covers snow timing, flash flood areas and severe storm focus.

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00:00Snow is arriving in the Northern Plains, and it is the first of the season for the Dakotas.
00:05AccuWeather says several inches are possible over the Black Hills of South Dakota.
00:09Rapid City may see slushy accumulation, with the heaviest snow expected Monday, October 26th.
00:16Snow may also reach eastern Wyoming, northwestern Nebraska, and part of southwestern North Dakota.
00:22Colder air and heavier snow move from eastern Montana and western Minnesota through the Dakotas.
00:28That runs from Sunday night into Monday night.
00:30The same storm brought heavy rain farther south.
00:34Parts of Colorado and New Mexico could get 1 to 4 inches from Saturday through Sunday evening.
00:39Flash flooding is possible, where downpours repeat, especially in hilly and desert areas.
00:45Severe weather is focused on New Mexico, then West Texas on Monday.
00:49Denver is expected to avoid the bulk of the rain and all of the snow.
00:53This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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