ski report 2020

More dangerous winds up to 70 MPH are in store for the Livingston I-90 corridor and areas east to the Beartooth Foothills through Wednesday evening.

Pass level of 5,500 feet around southwest Montana could see up to 4 fresh inches of snow by late Friday night.

We've got some snow dancin' to do. As of January 15th, the Gallatin Basin isn't getting the "snow water equivalent" that we should be.

Several inches of snow fell overnight with showers continuing in Gallatin County Thursday. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for several counties until 7pm tonight.

Very gusty winds up to 60 MPH are in store for areas of northwestern Montana through Wednesday morning.

Hopefully this next snowy front will dump significant snow in western Montana. Areas west of Whitefish to Missoula are expecting several inches of fresh snow by Thursday morning.

Most roads in Yellowstone National Park closed to vehicle traffic on November 2nd and won't open back up until mid-April. Gardiner to Cooke City is open to vehicle traffic year round.

Snow and very gusty winds whipped up after a warm start to the day. Bozeman temps were in the upper 40s at the start of Tuesday, dropping rapidly at 9am.

The wind keeps howling through the I-90 corridor in Livingston with 60 MPH gusts happening through noon on Tuesday.

Bridger Bowl will indeed open for business this Thursday, December 17th, 2020 with limitations.

Seeing the snow fall with your own eyes is always better than any ski report! Don't just get the numbers, check the actual live feeds from Big Sky Resort's webcams.

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