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WILD VIDEO: from Hamilton, MT, where fierce winds toppled several massive trees on Wednesday. Although most wind alerts in Montana have expired, strong gusts and active warnings still extend from Montana down through Colorado and into the Central Plains.

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Jason D Farhang

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