"Confidence is highest from Saturday afternoon through Friday morning: expect a mostly dry pattern for Bogus Basin, Brundage, Tamarack, and Sun Valley, while Big Sky, Whitefish Mountain, Bridger Bowl, and Schweitzer have the best shot at small accumulations that top out around 1″-2″."
"Saturday into Sunday brings the first change, but it looks more like a wind-and-cooldown event than a powder cycle. Guidance is tightly clustered on the cold front arriving Saturday afternoon and Saturday night."
"Snow levels generally begin around 7,000 to 8,500 feet where showers develop, then drop behind the front toward roughly 5,000 to 6,500 feet from western Montana into southwest Montana by early Sunday."
"Sunday night through Tuesday is a reset period with drier weather, more sun, and another warmup, then attention turns to a second system late Wednesday into Thursday."
The Northern Rockies are experiencing warm and windy weather, with only light snow expected over the weekend. Confidence is highest for a mostly dry pattern in certain areas, while others may see small snow accumulations. A cold front is anticipated to bring a cooldown and gusty winds, with limited moisture and high snow levels. Most higher terrain may receive only a dusting to 1 inch of snow. A reset period follows before a second system arrives midweek, bringing stronger winds and cooler temperatures.
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