Glasgow, MT – Montana’s spring weather is taking a wintry turn as Glasgow braces for snow and freezing rain starting Thursday afternoon. Drivers on U.S. Route 2 should expect slippery conditions and reduced visibility by evening.
According to the National Weather Service, snow is likely in Glasgow after noon Thursday, with precipitation chances at 60%. North-northeast winds will range from 7 to 11 mph. While accumulations are expected to remain under a half-inch, slick roads and icy patches could develop quickly during the evening commute. A wintry mix may arrive Thursday night, particularly between 9 p.m. and midnight, before tapering off into early Friday.
Temperatures will reach a high of 39°F Thursday and drop to a low near 21°F overnight. Motorists should slow down and monitor real-time alerts if traveling Thursday night. The Montana Department of Transportation advises extra caution for those using US-2 through northeastern parts of the state.
By Friday, skies clear with sunny conditions and a high of 41°F. The weekend brings a warming trend:
- Saturday: Sunny with highs near 55°F.
- Sunday: Continued sunshine, high near 58°F.
- Monday: Mild spring air remains with highs in the mid-60s.
Though Thursday’s storm is brief, it’s a sharp reminder that spring weather in Montana can shift fast. Residents should prepare for changing conditions and stay updated through local forecast offices and DOT alerts.
