WEATHER DISCUSSION: Fast and moist flow from the Pacific continues across the Northern Rockies and MT, maintaining a very active weather pattern for the region through much of the week ahead.
Mainly dry conditions with average/slightly above average temperatures are expected across the entire region on Sunday. High temperatures return to the 30s and 40s for some locations while Northeastern areas see high temperatures in the teens and 20s.
Precipitation redevelops along the continental divide Sunday night and will likely intensify Monday night. Mild and increasingly windy conditions are expected Sunday night through Tuesday as upper-ridging attempts to build in. Winds will likely peak early Tuesday morning.
Temperatures will warm to upper 40s to around 50 for most lower elevation locations Monday and Tuesday with windier locations seeing overnight temps remaining above freezing. Snow levels initially around 5000ft look to rise to around 6500 ft Monday and Monday night before lowering again on Tuesday.
