U.S. National Weather Service, Great Falls, MT.
Blackfeet tribal officials declared a state of emergency due to extreme winter temperatures impacting the region. The National Weather Service is forecasting a high of 6 below zero in Browning Wednesday morning, and a low of negative 13 on Wednesday night. Wind gusts may also reach up to 50 mph.
Legislative Fiscal Division and Legislative Services Division
USDA Economic Research Service using U.S. Department of Labor data.
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