The first weekend of summer here in Montana will be filled with rain, cool temperatures and significant mountain snow.

Snow levels are looking to fall to around 5000 ft, bringing some snow showers through Monday morning. Scattered showers continue tomorrow with snow and graupel being possible above 5500 feet.

Higher snow totals are possible above 5,000 feet. Since the rain and snow is falling in the form of off-and-on, hit-or-miss showers, both rain and snow totals will be highly variable.

Winter weather advisories are in effect from 6 a.m. Tuesday through 6 a.m. Wednesday west of the Continental Divide, which is when the bulk of the snow will fall.

The snow will fall heavily at times over Southern MN and there may be white-out conditions at times. Six inches or more of snow is possible there by late in the day Wednesday.

In L'Anse, up to 24 inches could fall by Thursday. Snow will begin Tuesday, accumulating 3 to 5 inches overnight. On Wednesday, the snow will continue with up to 10 inches.

Driving Forecast (First Alert 6) That wind will persist all night long after the snow is done falling but blowing snow will be an issue well into the morning hours Wednesday. Roads will gradually ...

Snow flurries falling in downtown Greenville and several other areas in the Upstate. 10 a.m. update: At 10 a.m. we got video from the Landrum area with flurries flying around. See the video below.

Snow starts to fall at Camp North End in Charlotte on Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2025. The rain and snow reached Morganton after 9 a.m. with no snow accumulations, Horne said.

The longest stretch of accumulating snow began around 12:30 p.m. Tuesday in Kansas City and is expected to last until 4 or 5 p.m. Click here to track closings You can check road conditions here ...

Advertisement Accumulating snow likely Tuesday night into Wednesday WLKY meteorologist Eric Zernich's Sunday night forecast ... Updated: 11:38 PM EST Feb 16, 2025 Editorial Standards ⓘ Eric Zernich ...