snow

Although the City of Butte may only see a dusting of snow (if any), elevations above 5,000 or 6,000 feet may see a few inches by noon on Monday with this Winter Weather Advisory.

A few inches of snow are possible in the high elevations around Butte later this weekend. Bad news for summer lovers, good news for fire danger.

It’s now known what caused a massive power outage in Bozeman early Tuesday morning that left thousands without power.

Only a couple of inches are likely in town, but the highest elevations could see up to 8 inches of snow through noon on Tuesday.

1-90 has been deemed the "dividing line" for snowfall in this storm front which should be bring several inches of snow and strong winds at times.

Monday night, Tuesday and Wednesday could bring heavy, wet snow and wind to several parts of southwest Montana. Livingston, Big Timber and Red Lodge are all included.

Snow has arrived in town but we're NOT supposed to get as much as originally thought in the mountains.

Although we may see slush and rain in the valleys on Tuesday, mountain passes could see 2 - 5 inches of snow accumulation by Wednesday morning in southwest Montana.

More snow is on the way for Butte and it's surrounding areas, especially the high elevations and mountain passes with up to 5 more inches possible.

After getting a few inches of fresh snow overnight at the ski areas, more snow is in the forecast today but mostly for high mountain elevations.

A Winter Weather Advisory for snow has been issued for several locations in southwest Montana through Monday evening. High elevations should see several inches of snow with up to a foot accumulating.

The Bozeman area is under a weather double whammy Monday with snow in the forecast along with possible high winds. Travel could be extremely dangerous at times on Monday through Tuesday morning.