<div>MONTANA — Snow and strong wind were expected to affect parts of Montana starting tonight, with the biggest travel concerns focused on mountain passes and Butte.Winter Storm Advisories are in place for tonight and Watches are in place for Wednesday night into Thursday morning. Heavy snow is forecast in the mountains, including Lolo and Lost Trail passes, where totals could reach as much as 8 inches.Lookout Pass could see up to 12 inches and Marias Pass could get up to 10 inches. Areas above 6,000 feet have the potential for as much as 20 inches of snow.Most major cities are not expected to see major snow impacts, but Butte could get up to 3 inches.Wednesday night, pass-level areas in the Gallatin and Madison ranges could pick up as much as 10 inches. The Absaroka and Beartooth mountains could see 12 to 18 inches.A High Wind Watch is also in place for the Dillon, Madison and Beaverhead River valleys for Wednesday. Gusts there could reach 60 mph.Clouds covered much of Montana on Tuesday, with more cloud cover in western parts of the state. Seasonal temperatures climbed into the 50s and 60s, while wind gusts reached 52 mph near Cut Bank in the afternoon.Overnight lows are expected to fall into the 30s in western and central Montana, while eastern Montana stayed in the 40s. Highs for Wednesday are expected to reach the 40s in Kalispell, the 50s in Missoula, Helena and Bozeman, and the 60s in Billings and Great Falls.The coldest air in the next seven days is forecast for Thursday, with highs dropping into the 30s and 40s.Warmer weather is expected to move back in for the weekend along with drier conditions. Our8-14-day outlook shows slightly cooler and wetter than average weather for April 22-28.</div>

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MONTANA — Snow and strong wind were expected to affect parts of Montana starting tonight, with the biggest travel concerns focused on mountain passes and Butte. Winter Storm Advisories are in place for tonight and Watches are in place for Wednesday night into Thursday morning. Heavy snow is forecast in the mountains, including Lolo and Lost Trail passes, where totals could reach as much as 8 inches.

Winter storm watch issued as heavy snow targets mountain passes, Butte

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MONTANA — Snow and strong wind were expected to affect parts of Montana starting tonight, with the biggest travel concerns focused on mountain passes and B

Winter storm watch issued as heavy snow targets mountain passes, Butte

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