Strong winds cause 21-car collision in Montana, USA, at least 6 dead

21 vehicles collide with strong winds in Montana, at least 6 dead
At least six people were killed in a series of 21-vehicle collisions on Interstate 90 in Montana on the evening of the 15th. Local officials said strong winds and low visibility from the storm were the main causes of the accident, and Patrol Sgt. Jay Nelson said: "It looks like the high winds caused the dust storm to cause zero visibility.
According to the Associated Press, a storm swept across central and southern Montana that afternoon before moving slowly eastward. The storm caused thunderstorms across the state, and the impact lasted until 9 p.m. Live video showed the accident causing several kilometers of traffic. Blocked, it is unclear how many people were injured in the accident.