National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce

A warm front will bring the potential for light freezing rain to eastern Montana tonight. The best chance for any accumulations exists in Fallon and Carter Counties, though temperatures will warm throughout the night allowing for ice to melt. Take care if you are traveling as roads may become slick.
A period of gusty to strong winds will increase overnight, strongest west of Billings. Prepare for difficult travel conditions along US-191 from Big Timber through Judith Gap and along I-90 from Livingston through Columbus.
Strong winds are expected to develop late today into Tuesday. Be prepared for the wind if you have travel or recreation plans during this time.
A warming trend continues through the work week. Temperatures well above normal are expected by mid week.
Probability for High Temperatures warmer than 80 degrees on Friday, March 20th.

 

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