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Bozeman woke up Sunday to light snow that continued to fall through the morning. Several inches may accumulate in the valley by Monday morning.

The high elevation snow advisory has been extended through Monday morning with as much as 20 inches possible in the mountain passes.

Snow and wind will be affecting SW Montana through Saturday night and hindering post holiday road travels.

Traveling in Montana this holiday week could be treacherous through mountain passes with very heavy snow. Being prepared is the key and knowing when NOT to be on the roads can help everyone have a safe couple of days.

Gallatin and Madison Counties are both under a Winter Weather Advisory for snow and blowing snow.

Yeah. 10 inches of snow possible at high elevations around Bozeman. Windy too. Awesome.

The Bozeman area could receive a couple of inches of snow by Tuesday morning with gusty winds adding to the fun.

Bozeman isn't supposed to receive that much snow (2 - 4 inches are possible) but it could get messy with the added wind gusts.

The Bozeman area's higher elevations could receive LOTS of snow in the coming few days and the rest of us will get a little snow, frigid temperatures caused by lots of wind. Details here:

Blustery conditions for the higher elevations around Bozeman with most snow falling above 6,500 feet. Gusty winds up to 30mph at times could make visibility very poor while traveling.

Spring begins this Wednesday (if you can believe that) but today will be snowy and breezy in SW Montana with this Winter Weather Advisory in effect until tonight.

It doesn't look like CRAZY snow accumulation is coming our way but this warning concerns me because it's big and the wind could make travel super yucky. Details here: