One of the coldest nights of the winter season is expected. Wind chill advisories are up for parts of SW Montana until noon tomorrow. Some spotty snow can’t be ruled out as well.
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 the start of your week will look like.
City by City Forecast:
BOZEMAN: LOW: -20°; HIGH MONDAY: -2°. Cloudy skies are expected through the afternoon, the main weather story will be how cold it gets tonight. Temps will drop as low as -20 tonight with temperatures struggling to get back to 0 tomorrow afternoon. Flurries also cannot be ruled out through your Monday. Chance of Precipitation: 20%.
BUTTE: LOW: -17°; HIGH MONDAY: 4°. A Wind Chill Advisory is out for Butte and all of Silver Bow County. Wind chill values this evening and tonight could fall as low as -35 degrees with a chance of a few flurries tomorrow morning. We’ll be lucky if temps get above 0 degrees tomorrow. Chance of Precipitation: 20%.
DILLON: LOW: -19°; HIGH MONDAY: -2°. Falling temps and a few flurries are expected in the valley. It will be very cold tonight with lows almost 20 degrees below 0. Highs will not get above 0 tomorrow afternoon.
WEST YELLOWSTONE: LOW: -22°; HIGH MONDAY: 12°. A cold afternoon is expected with a few light snow showers around. Partly cloudy skies will help our temps plummet to well below 0 tonight, expect lows around -20. A few snow showers can’t be ruled out through your Monday. Chance of Precipitation: 40%.
NEXT WEEK
Well below average temperatures are expected to persist through the work week. We will remain on the dry side with exception of a storm system that we’ll be tracking Wednesday night into Thursday morning. Stay tuned for more updates from the KBZK and KXLF STORMTracker weather team.
