Winter Weather Advisory

The start time of our latest Winter Weather Advisory has been pushed back to 9pm Monday evening, running through 5pm Tuesday evening for snow across most of western Montana.

Mountain passes could get very messy today in southwest Montana as heavy, wet snow is expected to fall along with strong, gusty winds until midnight.

High winds are expected to accompany snowfall in our next southwest Montana storm, possibly creating very hazardous travel conditions.

A Winter Weather Advisory for Hazardous Driving Conditions is in effect for Butte and Homestake Pass until Wednesday evening.

We might see rain in the valley today, turning to snow tonight over Bozeman and surrounding areas. (Up to 6 inches). It's about time!

After an icy few days in the Gallatin Valley, we are expecting more snow this weekend in the Bozeman area.

Bozeman woke up Sunday to light snow that continued to fall through the morning. Several inches may accumulate in the valley by Monday morning.

Just about all of SW Montana including Bozeman should expect snow for Christmas, making holiday travel extremely difficult at times.

The high elevation snow advisory has been extended through Monday morning with as much as 20 inches possible in the mountain passes.

Although Bozeman and Helena are not supposed to receive more than 2 inches, the majority of western Montana is expecting up to 8 inches in high elevations.

Snow and wind will be affecting SW Montana through Saturday night and hindering post holiday road travels.

Traveling in Montana this holiday week could be treacherous through mountain passes with very heavy snow. Being prepared is the key and knowing when NOT to be on the roads can help everyone have a safe couple of days.