Light Snow and Below-normal Temperatures to Persist in Montana Through Friday and Saturday

Light Snow and Below-normal Temperatures to Persist in Montana Through Friday and Saturday

MONTANA – Tonight, a Canadian cold front will bring light snow to south-central and eastern Montana.

Snow accumulations are forecast to be an inch or less, with overnight lows ranging from the teens in the northeast to the 20s and 30s throughout the region.

If you’re planning on participating in the Billings Run Turkey Run! 5k, Thanksgiving morning, conditions appear to be largely pleasant, with temps ranging from the low to upper 20s between 8 am and noon.

Light Snow and Below-normal Temperatures to Persist in Montana Through Friday and Saturday

There is a slight possibility of snow showers (25%), with partly to mostly cloudy skies and calm breezes.

Additional waves of light snow and below-normal temperatures are expected on Friday and early Saturday, so if you plan to travel, please constantly monitor the forecast and check with MDT for road conditions.

Reference: Areas of light snow are expected tonight and Thanksgiving Day south central and eastern Montana

Leilani Nakamura

Leilani Nakamura

Leilani Nakamura is a dedicated meteorologist with 5 years of experience, delivering reliable weather updates on ManateehsNews.com. She focuses on helping readers stay prepared for changing weather patterns and severe storms. Outside of forecasting, Leilani enjoys exploring nature and capturing its beauty through photography.

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