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Intermountain West Holding Onto Winter

A series of upper-level disturbances has delivered rounds of wintry weather to the high elevations of the central and northern Rockies, despite the calendar heading into late May. From NWS Weather Prediction Center (WPC) in the AM of 5/21: “cool and unsettled weather underneath a broad upper trough is anticipated to remain locked-in over...

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