MISSOULA — The current weather pattern continues in western Montana today — rain, snow, overcast skies, and cooler temperatures.
This morning, snow showers are falling in Southwest Montana. Roads between Drummond and Philipsburg are slushy or snowy and icy.
Throughout the day, light off-and-on showers will drizzle. Highs should climb only to mid-40s and a few 50s if we're lucky.
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A cold front from Canada is then expected to sweep in tonight and bring winter weather to the Flathead/Mission region.
The National Weather Service has issued Winter Weather Advisories to warn about the commute impacts tomorrow morning.
Generally, valleys included in the advisory could see 1-3" overnight and through tomorrow morning.
Mountain passes like Marias Pass are forecasted to receive 5-8" of snow.
That front will then move down south across the Treasure State until it exits the region on Friday.
Basically, this means we have two more days of winter/spring wet weather. By Friday, full sunshine is expected.
Temperatures won't warm up until Saturday and Sunday though. Some nice 60s are on the way!
Watch the 24/7 StormTracker Weather stream below:
