BUTTE – Clear skies allowed Sunday morning lows to fall well below zero across most of SW Montana. We didn’t break any record lows but this colder than normal weather pattern just will not let up in Montana.
Sunday night will be another cold one for SW Montana with the same set up as Saturday night, clear skies and a healthy amount of valley snowpack. Plan on most valleys falling below zero between -5 to -20 below.
Next weather maker will arrive mid-week and with increasing clouds will come improved temperatures but increasing snow showers will likely lead to wintry travel impacts.
The above on demand STORMTracker video forecast will walk you through the changes and snow chances late Tuesday into Wednesday.
City by City Forecast:
BOZEMAN: LOW: -10°; HIGH MONDAY: 30°. Clear and cold with light winds and dropping below zero by Monday morning. Mostly sunny and cold Monday with light winds.
BUTTE: LOW: -10°; HIGH MONDAY: 32°. Another very cold night for Butte with lows falling below zero under clear skies by Monday morning. Monday should be mostly sunny and colder than normal but reaching the lower 30s.
DILLON: LOW: -2°; HIGH MONDAY: 28°. Clear and cold for Dillon falling down around zero or slightly below zero by morning. Mostly sunny and cold Monday afternoon.
WEST YELLOWSTONE: LOW: -18°; HIGH MONDAY: 32°. Very cold Sunday night into Monday morning for West Yellowstone under clear skies and around 4.5′ of valley snow. Mostly sunny and fair by late afternoon with maximum temperatures climbing to freezing.
