Advisory Archive
Overnight 3-4 inches of dense snow fell in the Bridger Range while all other areas received 2-4 inches of less dense snow. Fortunately winds calmed as snowfall began last night and were blowing 10-15 mph from the NNW this morning with temperatures in the high teens to low 20s F. Lingering snowfall will deposit another 1-2 inches today. Northerly winds will increase to 10-20 mph and will keep temperatures from climbing more than a few degrees.
Late yesterday most mountain locations picked up 1-2 inches, although West Yellowstone and the northern Gallatin Range were missed. Temperatures are near 10F this morning after reaching the mid 20’s yesterday and winds are west to southwest at 15-25 mph. Today will become progressively cloudy as a weather disturbance moves in from the coast. By tonight winds will be light, but shift west to north. By tomorrow morning I expect 1-2 inches in the northern mountains and 2-4 inches in the southern ranges.
The northern mountains picked up 1-2 inches of new snow with the southern areas getting 2-3 inches and Cooke City squeezing out 4-5 inches. This system came in with 20-40 mph westerly winds and temperatures in the high teens. This morning ridgetop winds have lessened to 15-30 mph with temperatures in the low teens. Today will be a mixed bag of clouds and sun. Tomorrow evening looks to be our next chance of snowfall with dry conditions through the weekend.
Over the past 24 hours no new snow has fallen over our advisory area. Today, a weak weather disturbance embedded in a strong westerly flow will move into southwest Montana. Snow showers will develop over the mountains by mid morning, producing accumulations of 2-4 inches by tonight.
Currently, mountain temperatures are in the high teens to mid twenties F and winds are blowing out of the WSW at 25-45 mph. Temperatures will not warm much today and winds will remain strong out of the west, blowing 25-40 mph. Snow will diminish by late this evening and temperatures will drop 10-15 degrees.
Over the past 24 hours 3-4 inches of new snow has fallen in the mounains around Cooke City while 1-3 inches has fallen elsewhere except the Bridger Range which has remaind dry. Currently, winds are blowing are 25-35 mph out of the WNW with gusts reaching into the 60s at the Hyalite weather station. Mountain temperatures are in the low to mid 20s F around Bozeman and mid teens near West Yellowstone and Cooke City. Today, winds will continue to blow 25-35 mph out of the WNW and temperatures will climb into the high 20s to low 30. Skies will remain mostly cloudy with a slight chance of snow showers over the mountains.
No snow fell overnight and this morning temperatures were in the single digits F with winds blowing 30-50 mph from the W and SW. Clouds will move over the area today and temperatures should warm into the teens and low 20’s F. Westerly winds will blow 15-35 mph. A few snowflakes may fall late today but not accumulate.
Since yesterday morning, 1-2 inches of snow fell near Big Sky and the Taylor Fork. 4-5 inches fell near Cooke City and West Yellowstone. Temperatures this morning dropped into the single digits F with winds blowing 20-40 mph from the W and NW. Today skies will clear, temperatures will warm into the teens F, and winds will blow 15-30 mph from the W and NW. Tomorrow should be warmer and the next chance of snow may not come until early next week.
In the last 24 hours, 1-2 inches of snow fell near Big Sky and West Yellowstone and 3-4 inches fell near Cooke City. However, strong winds dominated yesterday’s weather averaging 30-40 mph and gusting 50-70 mph from the W. This morning westerly winds eased and were blowing 15-20 mph, gusting 30-40 mph. Temperatures were in the high teens and low 20s F. Today temperatures will rise into the upper 20s F, and winds may calm a bit more. More snow will fall with 1-2 inches near Big Sky and Bozeman and 3-4 inches further south
In the last 24 hours mountain temperatures have risen to 20F with strong westerly winds blowing 25-30 mph and gusts over 50 mph. Scattered snow showers dusted the Bridger Range and dropped 1-2 inches everywhere else. Continued showers today and tonight will drop 2-4 inches favoring the southern areas. Winds will remain strong and temperatures will hover near 20F. Tomorrow looks to be the snowiest day of the week.
Snowfall yesterday afternoon dropped six inches around Big Sky and 2-3 inches everywhere else. Ridgetop winds have been blowing west to northwest at 15-20 mph with gusts to 30 mph. Mountain temperatures are in the single digits under clear skies. Today will be sunny, but cloud up later this afternoon as winds increase to 20-30 mph from the southwest. Temperatures will warm into the 20s this afternoon and drop to the teens tonight. By morning 1-2 inches will fall in the southern mountains with scattered and more widespread showers expected through Wednesday.
