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There will likely be snow in much of the area tonight and tomorrow morning. Here is the breakdown:
BELOW 5000 PIECES: Some wet flakes will mingle with the rain tonight and tomorrow morning. No accumulation is to be expected.
5000-6000 FT: A mix of rain and snow is likely to start tonight. Heaver snow strips can reduce visibility on the roads. A layer of snow is possible until tomorrow afternoon.
ABOVE 6000 FEET: Most of the precipitation will be snow. Accumulations are possible with snow totals ranging from 1 "to 4".
The STORMTracker video preview above, done in collaboration with meteorologist Carson Vickroy, will guide you hour by hour to give you an idea of what your start of the week will look like.
City by city Forecast:
BOZEMAN: LOW: 35 °; HIGH MONDAY: 45 °. The winds will rise tonight in front of the approaching cold front. Rainfall will begin early tomorrow morning and may mix with snow later in the morning. Chance of precipitation: 80%.
BUTT: LOW: 30 °; HIGH MONDAY: 43 °. Weak wind this afternoon and tonight. The showers will linger and generalize early tomorrow morning. The rain will melt with the snow, which will make your morning trip difficult. We will see clouds persist all day. We can expect a sprinkling of snow tomorrow noon. Chance of precipitation: 70%.
DILLON: LOW: 30 °; HIGH MONDAY: 46 °. Windy tonight and tonight with the rain and snow filtering in the area. The rain will melt with the snow tomorrow morning. A sprinkling of snow is possible tomorrow noon. Chance of precipitation: 40%.
YELLOWSTONE WEST: LOW: 28 °; HIGH MONDAY: 43 °. Windy tonight and tonight with the snow spreading in the area after midnight. It will snow tomorrow with a total accumulation of 1 "-4". Chance of precipitation: 70%.
NEXT WEEK
Tonight and tomorrow will be the beginning of an active weather in southwestern Montana. A northwesterly dip in the jet stream will keep the peaks below average and the lowest in the 20's with chances of rain and snow almost daily next week. Stay tuned for more updates from the KBZK and KXLF STORMTracker weather team.
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