Billings, MT — Snow showers are sweeping across south-central Montana Tuesday, creating slick travel conditions and reducing visibility, especially west of Rosebud County. Drivers are urged to allow extra time during their morning commutes, particularly on I-90.
According to the National Weather Service, snowfall of 1 to 2 inches is expected in localized areas, tapering off by early afternoon. Fog may develop overnight, further complicating travel into New Year’s Day. Motorists are encouraged to drive cautiously, check road conditions via 511, and prepare for icy patches throughout the region.
Looking ahead, Wednesday’s forecast includes a 20% chance of snow in Billings, with temperatures reaching a high of 29°F. Calm winds are expected to persist, making outdoor activities manageable. Light snow returns Thursday, followed by a stronger chance of accumulation Friday, as temperatures dip into the teens.
Residents should monitor updates as snowfall may disrupt travel later in the week. Keep driveways and walkways clear of ice, and ensure vehicles are equipped for winter conditions.
Stay informed with local weather advisories and plan ahead to avoid delays during this busy holiday week.
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