Billings, MT — Drivers in the Billings area are facing challenging conditions this morning, as patchy fog and icy roads create hazards across the region. Commuters on I-90 and local roadways are urged to allow extra time and drive with caution as temperatures remain in the single digits and teens.
According to the National Weather Service in Billings, dense fog is reducing visibility, especially west of the city. With yesterday’s snowfall, untreated roads remain icy, increasing the risk of accidents. Motorists are advised to use low-beam headlights and reduce speed during their commute.
Looking Ahead: A Week of Weather Challenges
The forecast predicts mostly sunny skies for later today with a high near 34 degrees. Monday night will bring temperatures down to 20 degrees with calm conditions. Tuesday introduces a slight chance of rain and snow showers after 11 a.m., reaching a high of 42. Overnight, another system may bring additional mixed precipitation before transitioning to light snow.
Wednesday is expected to stay dry with a high near 40 degrees, but Thanksgiving Day brings a 30% chance of snow showers in the morning, followed by partly sunny skies and a high of 30. Road conditions could worsen for holiday travelers if snow accumulates.
Plan ahead by monitoring weather updates and ensuring your vehicle is winter-ready. Slow speeds and increased following distances are essential this week.
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