A few low-pressure systems moving off the Pacific are expected to complexly interact with a Canadian cold front that could result in up to 8” by Wednesday evening across the Madison range. That said, the weather models are still having a hard time predicting movement of these systems so I’m conservatively thinking 3-5” is more likely for Big Sky. Temps will be dropping quickly Tuesday late afternoon and thus cold enough for snowmaking Tuesday night through Friday morning before rising to above average Friday afternoon. The weekend looks cloudy and dry with above seasonal temps. Next week the pattern looks to change to a NW flow, which should open the storm door even more. Stay tuned for updates.

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