Published: July 11,2016
A taste of winter weather swept into the northern Rockies Sunday into early Monday where snow was reported in parts of Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming.
Monday morning, a light coating of snow could be seen on an Idaho DOT webcam at Lost Trail Pass.
Snow at Lost Trail Pass in Idaho.
(Idaho DOT)
This Montana DOT webcam
at Big Hole Pass in the southwestern part of the state showed snow
covering the ground Monday morning at an elevation of 7,400 feet.(Idaho DOT)
Snow in Montana on Monday morning.
(Montana DOT)
Snow fell at elevations as low as 6,500 feet in the hills around Grangeville, Idaho, on Sunday evening.(Montana DOT)
Couple flakes of snow falling on the hills of Grangeville at about 6500 feet #IDwx #SnowinJuly
There's snow in them thar hills. Snow was falling at Rendevous Peak near Jackson around 6pm. #wywx #wyosnow
Temperatures are also well below average for the middle of July. On Monday morning, a wind chill of 21 degrees was reported at Point 6 mountain to the north of Missoula, Montana.
Point 6 mountain north of #Missoula is currently 32 degrees w/ a wind chill of 21 degrees in mid July!! #MTwx
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