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A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued through 6pm Monday night with the highest elevations around southwest Montana getting up to 12 inches of fresh snow.

The mountains could see nearly a foot of fresh snow by Friday evening as another storm moves into southwest Montana.

Several counties will receive some snow on Friday, into early Saturday morning. Several inches are in the forecast for Gallatin, Madison and other counties with snow levels dropping to 5,000 feet.

Lots more snow is expected for Gallatin and Madison County and a Winter Weather Advisory is in effect.

Gallatin, Madison, Beaverhead, Jeffereson and Broadwater have been added to the list of Montana counties under a Winter Weather Advisory for Wednesday. SOME parts of the state may get a foot of snow or more.

If you're dreaming of a white Christmas, looks like your dreams will come true.

Get your shred sticks and boards ready!

The weather conditions that have been predicted for the winter season has been helping the cause that our ski mountains might be the best this season.

We could see 5 more inches of snow overnight Sunday into Monday with a fresh Winter Weather Advisory taking effect.

The roads can get extremely icy during the winter in Montana. Here's a few tips to help ensure that you get where you're going safely.

We've got a Winter Storm Watch for the Bozeman area! The surrounding mountains are expected to receive several inches of snow...perhaps up to a FOOT by Thursday morning. Are you ready to shovel?

Although there are still several "active incidents" on the Montana wildfire roster, the snow that we've received in September has drastically improved conditions. It might be the most welcome snow we've ever seen.