beartooth

Now that Spring has officially arrived in Montana, our days of hitting slopes are numbered. BUT! There is one place you can keep skiing well into the summer.

The notorious I-90 corridor through Livingston, Montana and areas east are experiencing severe crosswinds up to 65 MPH. These dangerous winds are expected to continue through at least Wednesday morning.

Some impressive numbers!

Far southern Park and Gallatin Counties could see up to THREE FEET of fresh snow by noon on Tuesday in the high elevations. Lower elevations, including Yellowstone National Park will probably receive many inches of heavy, wet snow as well.

Some counties are under a Winter Weather Advisory for snow with up to 4" possible in some higher elevations. The Bozeman area may experience a messy Friday morning commute.

Great news for their last weekend! A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect until mid-day Friday for the Red Lodge area mountains and the Beartooth Foothills. Up to 7 fresh inches of snow is possible from this latest storm.

Snow is supposed to taper off by Tuesday afternoon but not before Mother Nature drops up to 5" of fresh snow in the Red Lodge area and the Beartooth Foothills.

So this weekend front is no joke. Certain high elevations in SW Montana could get up to 15 inches of fresh snow by Sunday morning.

Lots of snow is headed for our higher elevations this week. Very cold temperatures will affect just about all of Montana and Winter Storm Watches are in effect for several counties.

As light snow falls around the hills surrounding Bozeman, the Beartooths could see up to a foot of fresh snow by Sunday afternoon.

Lots of fresh snow and gusty winds will continue through Monday morning with up to 18" of snow accumulating at high elevations.

Southwest Montana is covered in white. Snow continues with the Red Lodge area under a Winter Weather Advisory all day Thursday.