Bighorn Low

A Bighorn Low is a low-pressure area that forms in the Bighorn Mountains of northeastern Wyoming. A Bighorn Low typically follows a path through the Great Plains before turning northeast into Ontario and eventually into the Labrador Sea. In some cases, a Bighorn low can join with a Labrador Low and bring heavy wintry precipitation to portions of Greenland and Iceland.

See also

• Colorado low
• Gulf low
• Nor'easter
• Panhandle hook
• Aleutian Low

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