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Associated PressOMAHA, Neb. – Wind-blown snow whipped across the northern Plains on Tuesday, closing major highways, before a powerful storm that had stalled over western Nebraska and South Dakota moved northeastward.
In Montana, the Army National Guard dispatched two helicopters to help locate motorists stranded by a snowstorm in the southeastern part of the state.
"We do know we have some motorists out there, but we don't know where. So we have a serious situation," said Charity Watt Levis, a spokeswoman for the Montana Department of Transportation.
Crews rescued stranded motorists, including a family of three, that had been trapped on a highway in northeast Wyoming.
Up to 30 inches of snow had piled up in South Dakota's rugged Black Hills, and the storm system also had generated tornadoes.
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30 inches of snow AND TORNADOES??
Holy shit.
I thought it sucked where I was. Little did I know.