Weather

Bozeman could receive up to 6 inches of snow.

All of these Montana closing dates are subject to change at each ski resort's discretion, depending on end of season snow conditions and other factors. Several Montana areas have flexibility in their closing dates.

A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for Wednesday afternoon through late Thursday night.

The warmest start to February in Bozeman was recorded on February 1, 1934. On that day, it was 62 degrees.

Warm, windy and not covered in snow...not exactly what you think of when I say "Montana in the Winter". Winds up to 70 mph are possible on Saturday for Bozeman, Manhattan, Boulder and Townsend.

Up to 4 fresh inches of snow is expected with a Winter Weather Advisory in effect through 9am Friday and MUCH cooler temperatures on the way.

The first meteor shower of 2020 will peak on Friday night.

Be ready for tonight.

60 mph gusts have been commonplace for the last several days and a Wind Advisory continues for the Livingston area through Wednesday afternoon.

Dangerous, gusty winds up to 60 mph will continue until mid-day Tuesday through Livingston and the I-90 corridor. Ground blizzard conditions may exist.

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.

Southern Gallatin and Madison counties should see the MOST SNOW, but all areas should see additional snow by Thursday night.