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Great Falls, MT – A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for northwest Montana, forecasting up to 6 inches of snow through Monday morning. Residents and travelers along U.S. 287 and the Big Belt Mountains region should prepare for hazardous conditions.
According to the National Weather Service, the advisory is in effect from 8 a.m. Sunday to 5 a.m. Monday, with higher elevations like King’s Hill Pass expected to receive the most snowfall. Lower elevations, including major roadways, could see 1 to 3 inches of accumulation.
Drivers should plan for icy roads and reduced visibility. Officials recommend slowing down and using caution while traveling, especially in areas prone to drifting snow. For real-time updates, call 511 or visit Montana’s Department of Transportation website.
This Week’s Montana Weather Outlook
Sunday night will see continued snow with lows around 11°F and calm winds. Snow is expected to taper off early Monday morning, leaving a 20% chance of light flurries. By Monday afternoon, skies will clear slightly, bringing highs near 22°F.
Tuesday promises sunshine with highs reaching 34°F, though winds could pick up to 18 mph, potentially leading to snowdrift in open areas. Snow is expected to return Wednesday afternoon, accompanied by patchy blowing snow.
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