BOZEMAN – Another round of rain and snow to pass over SW Montana Monday night through Tuesday night.
Rotating bands around an upper-level Low will clip SW Montana with snow above 5,000’ and accumulating snow above 6,000’. Lower valleys should see periods of rain and possibly moderate to heavy rain at times.
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The National Weather Service has issued a WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY for Beaverhead, Madison, and Gallatin Counties from Midnight Monday to Midnight Tuesday above 6,000’.
Snow accumulations between 2”-4” is likely at pass level with higher mountain peaks possibly picking up 6” to a foot of new snow. Some of the heaviest snow bands are likely along the MT/ID state line especially in SW Beaverhead County.
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A warming and drying trend will begin on Wednesday and continue into Thursday but more cool and wet weather will return by Friday into the upcoming weekend.