It is assumed, in fact, that a long snow event with times from small to heavy snow affects parts of Idaho together with areas in Western Montana in the middle of this week.

First day of the week: winter weather monitoring for areas throughout Western Montana until 11am. Small snowfall of 1/2 "- to-3 " will become probable on all earth. Wait for the highs now in order to graduate in high school until the mid 20s.

A winter storm watch was issued from PM mon. and continues until Wednesday night for northwestern Montana and North Central Idaho. Below is a look at the areas included in the winter storm watch together with probable 48-hour snowfall clusters.

Kootenai/Cabinet Region: 10-15" This in itself connects highway 2 Kalispell to Libby highway 37 Eureka to Libby and highway 93 Eureka to whitefish.

The habitat of the Western glacier: 12-15" that connects the Canyon of bad rock, Essex highway 83 Bigfork to Swan lake Marias pass and Polebridge.

Plain / Plain Mission: 5-10″

The lower area of the Clark fork: 10-15" This connects Evaro hill, highway 200 Thompson falls to plains, highway 200 trout in the cry of the Heron and lookout pass I-90 in Haugan.

Potomac/Seeley Lake Region: 8-12 " this connects highway 200 Bonner to Greenow, highway 83 of Seeley Lake to Condon and I-90 East Missoula to Bearmouth

West-Central and South-Western Montana will see snowfall in the direction of this period of time, however, it is assumed that the actual number of snowfall will be much smaller. On this basis, in real time, these areas are not covered by the winter storm watch.

Functional weather will stick until the end of the week and will go to the proper weekend, such as snowfall remains in monitoring.

The heat will warm up, approaching seasonal averages on Tuesday and Wednesday with highs to highs in the mid-30s. After the heat has cooled down, returning to the 20s on the cover of the week and weekend.