CASPER, Wyo. Critical fire weather advisories are in effect in northwestern Wyoming Monday and will take effect Tuesday for much of the rest of western
Rain and snow through Tuesday morning
By: Mike Heard
and last updated 2021-04-05 15:45:40-04
BOZEMAN â Finally, cooler temperatures and widespread rain and snow impacting SW Montana to begin the new work week.
Upper-level Low will slowly spin into central Wyoming Monday evening and Tuesday morning. This storm will impact the southern half of Montana tonight into Tuesday morning.
Mountains will see wet heavy snow above 6,000â. Most mountain passes should see wet roads or even areas of slush turning icy by Tuesday morning.
This storm should rapidly push out of the region by Tuesday afternoon with a break between disturbances on Wednesday.
Q2 Billings Area Weather: Showers possible during a dry March
and last updated 2021-03-16 00:11:49-04
BILLINGS â For the first time this month, much of the region has a chance of picking up rain and snow.
Rain in areas of wet snow will move across eastern Montana and northern Wyoming Monday night through Tuesday. The switch from rain to snow will vary across the region depending on temperature.
The north-facing slopes of the mountains are targeted for the highest snow totals. The lower elevations could pick up from a trace to around 4 inches.
Travel could be impacted especially to the east and south of Billings, including eastern Yellowstone and Big Horn counties in Montana and Sheridan County, Wyoming. Wet and slushy roads could sometimes be slippery especially across bridges.