advisory

Hang on to your hat! There is a Wind Advisory in effect for several Montana counties through Thursday evening with gusts of 60 MPH expected.

With Spring tans being sported around town, our mountains could see well over 6" of fresh snow by Friday night with a Winter Weather Advisory blowing into the county.

Thanksgiving travel is becoming more difficult with very gusty winds and up to a foot of snow now possible in southwest Montana by Thursday night.

The valley could see 4" and the mountains could get 8" of snow in our next round of major weather with a Winter Weather Advisory.

Brutal weather has continued especially in the southern mountains, extending the dangerous conditions of back country travel.

Extreme cold temps have created significant ice jams along the Jefferson River and a Flood Watch will remain in effect until further notice.

Sunday and Monday will be snow filled especially in the mountains. Valleys could get up to 8 inches of fresh snow and perhaps 16 inches in the mountains by late Monday morning.

Higher elevations SOUTH of Bozeman are in for another weekend of snow and very gusty winds.

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.

Winter Weather Advisories are in effect for several SW Montana counties this Sunday with up to 6 inches of snow expected in the mountains by Sunday night.

If you're headed north, be aware that gusty winds and up to 10 inches of snow are expected in some areas by Saturday morning.

A Winter Weather Advisory for the Butte/Blackfoot region will bring fresh snow overnight with up to 6 inches over Homestake Pass by Thursday morning.