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More snow is on the way for Black Friday

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A few pockets of rain and snow will be possible tonight and tomorrow morning with snow increasing tomorrow afternoon.

The above on demand STORMTracker video forecast with Meteorologist Carson Vickroy will walk you through the forecast hour by hour for next 24 hours so you can have an idea of what your Friday will look like.

City by City Forecast:

BOZEMAN: LOW: 29°; HIGH FRIDAY: 39°. Mild tonight with a slight chance of snow. Tomorrow morning will be mostly cloudy with a few sprinkles and flurries around. Snow chances will go up tomorrow evening once the front clears the area. Chance of Precipitation: 40%. Snowfall through Saturday evening: 3”-5”.

BUTTE: LOW: 39°; HIGH FRIDAY: 82°. A few flurries will be possible tonight and tomorrow morning. A cold front will clear the area by noontime tomorrow which will result and gusty winds and light to moderate snow through at least Saturday morning. Chance of Precipitation: 60%. Snowfall through Saturday evening: 2”-4”.

DILLON: LOW: 25°; HIGH FRIDAY: 40°. Mostly cloudy through tomorrow afternoon with snow increasing in the evening. Temperatures will struggle to get out of the 40s tomorrow afternoon. Chance of Precipitation: 40%. Snowfall through Saturday evening: 1”-3”.

WEST YELLOWSTONE: LOW: 19°; HIGH FRIDAY 30°. A chilly night is expected with light to moderate snow beginning as early as tomorrow morning. Snow will start to increase as temperatures decrease as a front pushes through the area tomorrow afternoon. Chance of Precipitation: 80%. Snowfall through Saturday evening: 4”-6”.

 NEXT WEEK

Snow will be on the increase tomorrow afternoon. Any precipitation should come to an end by Saturday afternoon, however, gusty winds could result in reduced visibilities with blowing snow expected through Saturday. We should dry out on Sunday, but don’t let your guard down because more snow may be on the way for Tuesday on Wednesday. Stay tuned for more updates from the KBZK and KXLF STORMTracker weather team.