VIRAL: Beautiful horses excited during 'First Day of Snow' in Montana

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October 18, 2024

Snow showers dusted parts of Montana on Thursday, October 17, the National Weather Service (NWS) reported. Footage filmed by X user @Wayne_Yong_ shows horses trotting amid snowfall. Yong said the footage was recorded by Rock Creek near Philipsburg, Montana. He posted other footage described as showing “the first day of snow” on the same date. The NWS warned of wind gusts up to 30 mph and moderate snowfall rates in the area on Thursday. Credit: @Wayne_Yong_ via Storyful

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VIRAL: Beautiful horses excited during 'First Day of Snow' in Montana

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