The Blizzard Warning along the Rocky Mountain Front has been replaced with a Winter Weather Advisory.
Winds are still very strong in that area, but temperatures above freezing have started to melt our snow pack, limiting blowing and drifting.
Strong winds and melting snow will be a theme of the forecast going forward.
Winds will remain strong through Monday night, and gusts of 30 to 40 miles per hour are expected in North Central Montana Tuesday.
Stronger winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour are likely along the Rocky Mountain Front, and weaker winds with gusts under 30 miles per hour are likely toward Helena.
The winds will help keep our temperatures mild.
Some spots will fall below freezing overnight. so refreezing of wet or slushy roadways is possible.
Highs will jump back into the upper 30s to lower 40s Tuesday.
