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The Bozeman may see some snow but the concern will be travel conditions for the canyon south towards Big Sky and West Yellowstone along with higher elevations.

Traveling the I-90 corridor east of Livingston will be dangerous at times through Wednesday with extreme crosswinds at times. Caution should be used.

When you see a wind chill of minus 20 degrees in your forecast, do you know what that truly means?

Gusty winds will continue tonight for the Livingston area to Big Timber. We are also expecting some rain and snow through Monday morning so visibility may be greatly reduced at times.

This week is turning out to be the epitome of winter in Montana with lots of snow, wind and advisories galore. DANGEROUS winds are possible through Thursday especially in the higher elevations.

Another round of snow and wind is headed for Gallatin and Madison counties. Tuesday morning could be snowy but more concerning is possible gusty winds shifty the snow that has ALREADY fallen.

Wind more then moisture (although snow is in the forecast) is going to be the problem across much of Montana today including the Bozeman area.

A front heading down from Canada will cause a few inches of snow to fall in the Kalispell area with gusty winds making travel occasionally hazardous.

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.

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.

Enjoy whatever sunshine we get on Monday afternoon because more snow is on the way tonight for SW Montana.

MORE snow is in the forecast for the Bozeman area through Tuesday. Are your arms tired from shoveling yet?