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Cold Snap

A winter storm brought copious snow and temperatures as low as -35 to the Flathead in the week leading up to Christmas Day, 2022. Hunter D'Antuono | Flathead Beacon

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Cady McClurg walks through a frigid downtown Kalispell on Dec. 20, 2022. Hunter D’Antuono | Flathead Beacon
Flathead Beacon reporter Micah Drew tosses a mug of boiling water into the air in an alley in downtown Kalispell on Dec. 22, 2022, where temperatures hovered around -25 degrees. Hunter D’Antuono | Flathead Beacon
A halo with parhelia, also called sun dogs, caused by suspended ice crystals in the atmosphere, appears around the sun over Whitefish Mountain Resort on Dec. 22, 2022, where temperatures hovered around -15 in the afternoon. Hunter D’Antuono | Flathead Beacon
Big Mountain Jesus covered in snow on the slopes of Whitefish Mountain Resort on Dec. 22, 2022, where temperatures hovered around -15 in the afternoon. Hunter D’Antuono | Flathead Beacon
The spire of Epworth United Methodist Church in a frigid downtown Kalispell on Dec. 20, 2022. Hunter D’Antuono | Flathead Beacon
A snowstorm settles over downtown Kalispell on Dec. 20, 2022. Hunter D’Antuono | Flathead Beacon
Shanna Lotz walks through a frigid downtown Kalispell on Dec. 20, 2022. Hunter D’Antuono | Flathead Beacon
Pedestrian navigate downtown Kalispell during a frigid snowstorm on Dec. 20, 2022. Hunter D’Antuono | Flathead Beacon
Snowstorm over U.S. Hwy 93 north of Kalispell on Dec. 18, 2022. Hunter D’Antuono | Flathead Beacon
Haakon Ensign walks with his dog Lucky through a frigid snowstorm in downtown Kalispell on Dec. 20, 2022. Hunter D’Antuono | Flathead Beacon
A skier takes a photo of the scenery from Whitefish Mountain Resort on Dec. 22, 2022, where temperatures hovered around -15 in the afternoon. Hunter D’Antuono | Flathead Beacon
A halo with parhelia, also called sun dogs, caused by suspended ice crystals in the atmosphere, appears around the sun over Whitefish Mountain Resort on Dec. 22, 2022, where temperatures hovered around -15 in the afternoon. Hunter D’Antuono | Flathead Beacon

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