BILLINGS — Much of central and eastern Montana along with northern Wyoming dealt with a lot of clouds, cool temperatures, freezing fog, freezing mist, snow and light rain on Saturday. We'll have decreasing activity tonight, but that won't last too long. Be sure to drive carefully tonight and early Easter Sunday due to slick roads and lowered visibility.
A large trough of low pressure south of our region will push more energy and moisture north on Easter Sunday, which will lead to a better chance of snow. At this time, it looks like most of the precipitation will fall south of Billings, but there will still be showers of snow and rain over and north of the Billings area. Please be safe and have a Happy Easter!
March is supposed to "go out like a lamb", but it will resemble more of a lion on Sunday due to the cold weather and areas of snow and rain. The first several days of April early next week will be much more like that lamb with fewer clouds and a rapid warming trend to well-above-average by the middle of next week. More rain is possible late next week.
