A change in weather is forecasted for Montana starting today, with showers expected along the Highway 93 corridor spreading eastward. Showers and thundershowers will move into central and eastern Montana by tomorrow. Temperatures will cool midweek, returning to the 50s with slightly warmer conditions in the east. A front will bring clouds and potential showers to Kalispell and Glacier National Park. Late-day showers or thundershowers are likely in Southwest Montana, around Bozeman and south of Great Falls, with Missoula and the Idaho Panhandle also expecting precipitation. By tomorrow, sunshine is anticipated in some areas, but showers and thundershowers will extend from Billings down to Sheridan. Rain and mountain snow showers are expected in Lewistown to Helena, with grapple showers in central and western Montana. Clear skies are predicted from Great Falls to Billings by tomorrow night, while heavy snow is expected in Wyoming’s Bighorn Mountains.
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