MISSOULA — Today's change in pressure systems will bring rain, gusty winds, temperature drops and more.
The gusty winds will pick up again this afternoon and evening like they have been recently, followed by the rain.
The chances for widespread precipitation pick up after 5 p.m. with the rain starting in Southwest Montana and then spreading north across the I-90 line.
Most places will see about 0.10" accumulate from tonight into tomorrow morning.
However, along the Continental Divide and in Southwest Montana, there is a possibility for rain totals to hit 0.50".
Also, temperature drops in high elevation areas will allow for slushy snow to fall.
Areas around 6,000 feet to 6,500 feet, like Glacier National Park and the Anaconda-Pintler Wilderness, are looking good for snowfall.
Basically, get ready for chilly fall-like weather for the rest of the week.
