MISSOULA — A frontal system moved through Western Montana on Tuesday morning providing a snowy start for most of the region! Snow squalls will be possible running into early afternoon, but the main system has now moved east.
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Expect a brief lull this afternoon and evening before another push of moisture arrives overnight into Wednesday. This time, interacting with some colder air pushing westward from the other side of the Divide. Another round of Winter Weather Advisories have been issued for light accumulations.
While the coldest air will remain west of the Divide, we'll see some pretty chilly temps: highs will be in the 20s to low 30s Wednesday and Thursday and in the upper 20s to mid 30s Thursday and Friday. Overnight lows will remain in the single digits and teens tonight, running into the weekend. Off & on snow showers will be likely Thursday and Friday, too.
Overall, we have shifted into a more active pattern with more frequent storms and cooler temperatures. It looks like this trend could last through the end of February.
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