Montana, October 29 – Rain and mountain snow are set to impact the Bighorn Mountains and surrounding areas through early Wednesday, with accumulations expected in higher elevations. Travelers should remain vigilant on local roads, particularly near the Bighorn region, as slick and icy conditions may arise.
According to the National Weather Service in Billings, rain showers will persist across lower elevations, with snow accumulations predicted above 4,500 feet. The heaviest snowfall, ranging from 1 to 3 inches, is likely near Sheridan County, where temperatures will dip below freezing overnight. Rainfall could extend into Wednesday morning across Billings, Livingston, and surrounding lowland areas, though minimal accumulation is expected.
Tuesday’s Forecast:
• Temperature: High near 50°F, low around 30°F
• Rain Likelihood: 60% chance during the day, tapering to 20% by nightfall
• Wind: Light, 5 to 9 mph from the north, shifting northeast
Wednesday and Beyond:
• Wednesday: Mostly sunny with a high of 51°F, clear skies in the evening
• Thursday: Sunny and clear, high of 54°F, low of 32°F
• Friday: Partly sunny, highs around 56°F, slight chance of nighttime showers
Residents and travelers should monitor forecasts closely, especially in mountainous areas where snowfall could create hazardous driving conditions. Prepare for possible delays, icy roads, and limited visibility. The National Weather Service advises taking extra precautions if driving near mountainous routes like Highway 14 and I-90.
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