A stationary front brought a range of temperatures from cool to frigid across Montana and Wyoming on Friday. South and west of the front experienced cooler temperatures, while north and east were stuck in the 0s and 10s. Snow flurries were possible but with minimal accumulation expected. Saturday will start off chilly but warm slightly in the afternoon. A Wind Advisory near Livingston will bring gusts over 50 mph. Sunday will have fewer clouds but will remain cooler than average. A high-pressure ridge will move over the Rockies from Monday to Wednesday, pushing temperatures into the 40s and lower 50s. However, gusty winds and little precipitation are expected next week. Despite the cold temperatures and windy conditions, little to no snow accumulation is anticipated in the region. Stay tuned for updates on the weather as conditions may change rapidly.
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