Montana Roads: Snow x Wind Bring Hazardous Driving on I-90 East of Billings This Week
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Billings, MT – Snow and strong winds will continue to affect Montana into Tuesday, creating hazardous conditions across portions of I-90 and US-212. Travelers should expect blowing snow, reduced visibility, and drifting snow, particularly in higher elevations east and southeast of Billings.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Billings, minor snow accumulations are expected, but impacts will be amplified by gusty winds. Drivers are urged to monitor conditions and use extreme caution while traveling. Updates on road conditions are available at 511mt.net or wyoroad.info.
Detailed Forecast:
Monday night will be mostly cloudy with a low around 28°F and a slight chance of snow before midnight. Winds will persist at 14 to 16 mph, contributing to blowing snow. Tuesday will bring mostly sunny skies, but temperatures will remain chilly with a high near 37°F and winds steady at 11 mph.
Extended Outlook:
• Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high of 40°F, calmer winds.
• Thursday: Warmer with highs near 43°F, mostly sunny skies expected.
• Friday: Another storm system may arrive, bringing a 40% chance of snow and highs in the low 30s.
Residents should remain vigilant for changing conditions later this week, particularly on Thursday night into Friday when rain and snow may combine to create slick roadways.
Stay informed by following local weather updates and checking road conditions before traveling.
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