BILLINGS — Our warmer and dry days exit to the east as a low stalls near Yellowstone National Park. The result will be cooler days and bands of rain that could be heavy.
Showers and a few thunderstorms are moving west to east through Thursday evening. Wind gusts of 20 to 30 mph are possible.
For Friday through the weekend, expect cooler days with a good chance of rain, mainly west of Forsyth (including Billings) Friday and spreading onto the eastern plains Saturday and Sunday.
Precipitation estimates for the weekend will range from a quarter of an inch to an inch for the lower elevations. Higher elevations will receive a half-inch to 1.50 inches.
Above 9,000 feet, four to eight inches of snow is possible.
