Glasgow, MT – A fresh round of snow and colder temperatures is headed to northeastern Montana Saturday, with Glasgow expected to see a mix of rain and snow beginning in the morning. Drivers along U.S. Route 2 should prepare for potentially slick conditions and reduced visibility during early travel hours.
According to the National Weather Service in Glasgow, there is a 50% chance of snow Saturday, especially before noon, with temperatures holding near 40°F. Winds from the east will range between 7 and 10 mph. While accumulation is expected to stay below half an inch, even minor snow can create hazardous driving, especially early in the day.
Saturday night brings another 20% chance of light snow with lows dipping to 24°F. Winds will continue from the east-northeast, making the cold feel sharper overnight. Sunday improves with mostly clear skies and a high near 41°F. However, Sunday night sees lows plummet again to the lower 20s.
Looking ahead, Monday and Tuesday bring mostly dry skies with highs near 49°F and 52°F, respectively. A chance of rain and snow returns late Tuesday into Wednesday morning, although current forecasts suggest limited accumulation. Winds throughout the week will range from 10 to 17 mph, with gusts up to 24 mph by Monday.
Drivers, especially those commuting along U.S. Route 2 or traveling overnight, should check updated weather alerts and allow extra travel time Saturday. Keep cold-weather gear in vehicles and monitor for changes through the weekend.
Extended highs will trend upward through midweek, reaching 58°F by Thursday, offering a more stable stretch after the weekend chill.
