Storm

The higher elevations of Montana could see well over a foot of fresh snow by Friday. Most counties have a storm warning or watch in effect, and the valleys are expected to get 5" to 10" inches as well. Travel may become a serious issues during this storm.

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'.

Some counties in southwest Montana could potentially be impassable through Wednesday evening. Not everybody is forecasted to get crazy weather, but up to a foot or more of snow might fall in some mountain ranges. Very strong winds are supposed to be widespread - gusts of 40+ MPH will be common and 70 MPH possible.

It's literally the perfect storm for Butte, Bozeman, Billings, Baker, and everywhere in between. Heavy snowfall, dangerous winds, and drastically cold temperatures are expected across most of Montana. Don't be surprised if Emergency Travel Only statements are issued.

The spring storm that has brought snow and heavy wind to the entire state of Montana this week has turned out to be an absolute mess for travelers on the roads.

Cats, dogs, birds and even our lizards act cuckoo before a good snow storm. You're not alone. Take a look at other people's stories of their pets acting bananas.

Snow and arctic-like temperatures are expected for the Bozeman area starting Wednesday. Snow and even colder temperatures are expected for the weekend.

A powerful thunder and rain storm moved through Bozeman, Thursday, causing some downtown streets to flood.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for upper elevations near the Bozeman area.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for the Bozeman area.

If you live on a Bozeman side street be prepared to not have your street plowed until next week.

Winter Storm Warning is in effect for north central and most of southwest Montana until midnight tonight.