Weather

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The high elevations of southwest Montana got nearly 10 inches of snow this past weekend, and more is on the way. Up to 9 more inches of snow could fall in the Bridgers, Big Belts, and Castle mountains by mid-morning on Tuesday.

Area roads are snow covered in much of southwest Montana as of Sunday morning, and Winter Weather Advisories for more mountain snow and gusty winds continue until Sunday evening.

If you're traveling in northern Montana between the areas of Cut Bank and Havre on Friday morning, expect areas of very dense fog that are affecting visibility. Much slower driving is advised until late morning when temperatures warm up and the fog can burn off.

Driving condition have been difficult for a large portion of northeast Montana on Monday. Falling snow and very gusty winds are creating low visibility in many counties. Advisories are still in effect until Monday evening.

Some dangerous, gusty winds will affect a large portion of Montana this weekend - all the way from Cut Bank down to Livingston, and many places in between. This could make travel difficult at times.