After a warm and dry week, cooler temperatures are forecast Sunday into the new week. Widespread frost/freeze is likely Sunday night and Monday morning. Take precautions now to protect sensitive vegetation.
Cool, wet, and breezy conditions arrive Saturday evening and last into Monday morning. Widespread precipitation is forecast, with lower elevation rainfall and mountain snow. Light snow accumulations are possible over the foothills and higher hills across the plains.
Lower elevation rain showers and mountain snow is forecast this weekend. There is a 50-90% chance of at least a half inch of precipitation west of Custer and Powder River Counties. Stay in touch with the forecast.
The chance for at least 6 inches of snow in the Absaroka/Beartooth and Crazy Mountains is 40-80%, greatest above 8,500 feet. The Bighorn and Pryor Mountains have a 10-30% chance of receiving 6 inches of snow. Use caution if recreating in high country.
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