Montana Weekend Forecast: Snow and Strong Winds Expected Across Billings Area To Start Weekend

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Billings, MT – Residents of Montana should prepare for challenging weather conditions through Friday night, including snowfall and strong crosswinds. High-profile vehicles are urged to avoid travel on highways such as I-90 due to gusts reaching 55 mph.

Motorists are advised to check current road conditions at 511.mt.net before traveling. Temperatures will remain cold Friday, with highs near 31°F and a chance of up to one inch of snow.

By Saturday, snow will taper off as conditions turn sunny with highs in the upper 20s. Sunday marks the start of a warming trend, with clear skies and highs near 39°F. Breezy southwest winds will persist through the weekend but remain moderate compared to Friday’s gusts.

Next week looks calm and warmer, with highs nearing the low 40s by Monday and Tuesday. Nights will stay chilly, with lows dipping into the teens and 20s.

Montana drivers should exercise caution Friday and early Saturday, particularly on wind-prone stretches of I-90 and nearby routes. If possible, delay travel until roadways clear.

Be sure to monitor updates and prepare for sunny, milder conditions heading into Sunday and Monday.

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