"The best refresh among open areas comes early Friday at Grand Targhee and Big Sky, with Jackson Hole adding a smaller topper, then the weekend through Monday trends dry with firm mornings and softer afternoon snow as temperatures climb."
"Totals during the most reliable part of the forecast are generally 5-7 inches at Grand Targhee, 5-6 inches at Big Sky, and about 3 inches at Jackson Hole, while most Idaho hills see little more than a trace."
"Dry weather takes over Friday night through Monday night as a ridge builds, and model agreement is strong on a classic spring pattern with chilly overnight refreezes followed by warmer afternoons."
A modest snowfall is expected in the Tetons and southwest Montana on Friday, with Grand Targhee and Big Sky receiving the most accumulation. Snow totals are projected at 5-7 inches for Grand Targhee, 5-6 inches for Big Sky, and about 3 inches for Jackson Hole. Following this, a dry weather pattern will dominate from Friday night through Monday night, with temperatures rising into the 40s and low 50s. A cooler, windier pattern may return midweek, but confidence in snowfall amounts is lower.
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