Weather

Wyoming may have opened their entrances to the Park, but this weekend will be a snowy venture - at least at the highest elevations with up to a foot of snow possible for Yellowstone.

Over a dozen counties (including Gallatin and Madison) are under a Severe Thunderstorm Watch until late Tuesday night.

Heavy snow and high winds are expected over all southwest Montana passes Friday night and most of Saturday. Travel could be dangerous at times.

A few inches of snow are expected in town with up to 8" possible in the mountains by late Saturday night. All the more reason to stay home and off the roads.

A mid March storm is headed for SW Montana and the highest elevations could get up to 10 fresh inches of snow, with at least a few inches expected in the valleys.

Very gusty winds continue between Bozeman and Billings with Wind Advisories for places like Big Timber. Gusts up to 60 mph are possible.

Several inches of snow will cover the mountain passes surrounding Bozeman this weekend with slick road conditions developing.

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

After heavy but brief morning squalls of snow, showers will continue on and off Saturday with up to 10" of fresh snow falling in the mountains and 5" possible in the valleys.

The southern mountains near the Idaho border will see the most snow out of this Winter Weather Advisory with gusty winds and up to 10 inches of fresh snow.

The holiday weekend continues to bring wind and snow, with up to 10" possible in the mountains by late Saturday morning.

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.