winter storm warning

The Tobacco Root, Elkhorn, and Boulder Mountains are just a few ranges that could get absolutely pummeled with fresh snow by Thursday night. Other Montana mountains may only see 6" to 12" of fresh snow. This next storm is classic 'snow roulette'.

Over a foot of snow along with 60+ MPH winds are possible along the southern Montana Idaho border through Saturday morning. Dangerous driving conditions will occur with the mountain passes getting the brunt of this storm.

Yellowstone National Park will continue to see very gusty winds along with a pretty good dump of snowfall until Monday evening.

Very gusty winds up to 40 MPH may accompany heavy snow in the higher elevations of SW Montana. Most valley areas under the Storm Warning may see 3 - 5 inches of snow, all by Wednesday morning.

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.

By Friday morning we could have a fresh foot of snow in town with up to 28" in the mountains.

Another round of heavy snow and gusty winds are expected across southwest Montana this week with several inches expected in the valley and well over a foot in the mountains.

Another springtime Winter Storm Warning is in effect for the Absoroka/Beartooth mountains with a foot (or more) of snow possible by Tuesday.

The mountains could see nearly a foot of fresh snow by Friday evening as another storm moves into southwest Montana.

Yet another Winter Storm Watch is headed our way and this one is bigger than the last one. The high elevations could see up to TWO FEET of fresh snow with several inches falling in town.

Monday night, Tuesday and Wednesday could bring heavy, wet snow and wind to several parts of southwest Montana. Livingston, Big Timber and Red Lodge are all included.

Snow started to fall in southwest Montana overnight with several inches on the ground by mid-morning on Monday and light snow continuing to fall in Bozeman.