Glasgow, MT – Northeast Montana is set to experience its first snow of the season on Tuesday night, as temperatures plunge into the 20s, transforming rain into snow across the region. Local residents should prepare for slippery and potentially hazardous road conditions beginning late Tuesday, with snow expected to continue into Wednesday morning. The National Weather Service warns that untreated roads may become particularly treacherous, impacting commutes and travel safety.
According to the National Weather Service in Glasgow, light rain is likely to start Monday night, gradually turning to snow as a cold front sweeps through the area. Accumulations are expected, with some areas seeing up to an inch by Wednesday morning. Drivers are advised to exercise caution, especially on less-traveled rural roads that may not be immediately treated. Temperatures are forecasted to drop into the low 20s Tuesday night, increasing the likelihood of icy patches and frozen slush.
Here’s what Glasgow residents can expect over the next five days:
• Sunday Night: Partly cloudy with lows around 20°F and a light northwest wind.
• Monday: Mostly sunny, high near 50°F, with a slight chance of rain developing overnight.
• Tuesday: Highs near 47°F with a 40% chance of rain turning to snow by nightfall; expect gusty winds up to 22 mph.
• Tuesday Night: Snow likely, with lows around 25°F. Wind gusts may reach 33 mph, adding to the chill and potential for ice formation.
• Wednesday: Morning snow showers, then partly sunny with highs near 39°F. Gusts could still reach up to 25 mph.
• Thursday: Clear and sunny, with highs near 47°F, offering a reprieve from midweek cold.
The colder conditions signal an early start to winter-like weather in Glasgow, and residents are urged to monitor road conditions, particularly along major routes such as U.S. Highway 2. Check local forecasts regularly and prepare for sudden temperature shifts that could worsen road conditions.
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