Curtis Grevenitz

Halloween is a little more than a week away but this map shows cumulative precipitation between now and the holiday, and at least the mountains are looking a little more snowy.

This final weekend of October will be similar to how most of October has been so far - warm and dry. It's after this weekend that chilly changes move in with increasing mountain snow.

The numbers are not final just yet as a warm fall with ongoing drought conditions creating elevated fire danger well into fall.

A significant snowstorm will graze southern Montana with precipitation but the worst of this storm will be across Wyoming.

Changes are headed to Montana in the form of colder air and significant snow in the mountains, with a chance at some of the first snowflakes of the year in the lower elevations.

It's almost Halloween and it's almost time for the next storm to move in. Halloween in Montana is usually a turning point in the season with regard to the weather.

It's been a mild fall thus far with little snow anywhere including the mountains.

A significant snow and wind storm will blast across Montana on Election Day with difficult to impossible travel for parts of the state.

A BLIZZARD WARNING is in effect for the East Glacier area and down the Rocky Mountain Front into Tuesday morning.

The first widespread snowstorm of the season has greeted voters on the way to the polls with slippery conditions through the night.