The storm will primarily affect higher elevations, where travel conditions are expected to deteriorate rapidly. Slushy roads, snow-covered mountain passes, and reduced visibility will make driving hazardous, particularly in areas like Logan and Marias Passes. Falling branches due to heavy snow and strong winds could block roadways and create additional dangers. Outdoor enthusiasts, including hikers and campers, face a heightened risk of hypothermia due to wet snow and gusty winds stripping body heat. Tourism and recreational activities in Glacier National Park may also be disrupted.