Montana – Residents in Billings and surrounding lower elevation areas should prepare for the first significant snowfall of the season, starting Tuesday evening and extending through Wednesday morning. This storm is expected to bring colder conditions and potentially slick roads, with snow accumulation likely in areas such as Red Lodge and along the I-90 corridor.
According to the National Weather Service in Billings, the highest chance of snowfall greater than an inch will occur from Tuesday night through early Wednesday morning. Areas such as Billings may see up to 60% probability of snowfall, while other locations, including Livingston, could face a higher likelihood nearing 75%. Snow accumulations of 1 to 6 inches are forecasted, with certain spots in Neihart and near Lewistown possibly seeing up to 12 to 18 inches of snow.
Drivers on major roadways, especially Interstate 90 and routes near higher hills and foothills of southeastern Montana, should exercise caution as visibility and road conditions could worsen. Minor winter driving impacts are expected, with temperatures forecasted to dip into the low 30s overnight and remain cool through midweek.
Those planning to travel should monitor local weather updates closely, as conditions could shift with new storm developments. Stay updated via the National Weather Service’s alerts and local advisories for changes or warnings. Prepare vehicles for winter conditions, including checking tire tread and keeping emergency kits ready.
