GREAT FALLS — Wet and heavy snow will continue to pile up throughout Central Montana this weekend.
Widespread impacts such as hazardous travel, downed power lines, and snow accumulation greater than a foot is expected with this storm system.
Over six inches of snow has already been reported in Teton county as 9:00 am Saturday morning.
Temperatures will hover around the mid 30s for most of our area on today.
The snow is expected to pick up over night and through the day Sunday, and begin letting up on Monday.
Once it's all said and done around 8 to 10 inches are likely for Great Falls and Helena.
Accumulation over a foot is likely for Cut Bank and the majority of the Rocky Mountain Front.
WINTER WEATHER RESOURCES:
- STORMTracker Weather page
- Live interactive radar
- STORMTracker on Facebook
- Montana webcams (MDT site)
- Road Conditions (MDT site)
