MONTANA SNOW REPORT

Name: MONTANA SNOW REPORT
Creator: Snoflo
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Keywords: Montana snow report, Montana snowpack, Montana ski forecast

Last Updated: February 15, 2026

Snowpack levels across the state are currently 72% of normal. The deepest snowpack in Montana was last observed at Fisher Creek with a snowpack depth of 83”, about 102% of normal when compared to it's 81" average depth for this time of year. Montana's snow report shows varied conditions across the state, with significant snowpacks like Hoodoo Basin's 77 inches and Fisher Creek's 83 inches promising ample opportunities for winter sports enthusiasts. Despite a recent avalanche tragedy in Switzerland claiming two Belgian skiers, Montana's backcountry, including its abandoned resorts, remains a draw for adventure-seekers. Expect fresh snowfall, as forecasts indicate up to 16 inches in select areas over the next five days.

Montana Snowpack Map

Explore real-time snowpack depths across Montana.

Data sourced from USDA NRCS SNOTEL and NOAA Weather Models. Compiled by Snoflo.

Winter Storm Warnings

February 15 2026

LOWER CLARK FORK REGION

SOUTHERN CLEARWATER MOUNTAINS

Residents in parts of Montana should brace for winter weather as a Winter Weather Advisory is in effect until February 15 at 11:00 AM MST. The National Weather Service in Missoula warns of snow accumulations of 3 to 6 inches at Lookout Pass, and up to 2 inches in valley areas, including regions along Highway 200 from Thompson Falls to Plains and Trout Creek to Heron, as well as I-90 from Lookout Pass to Haugan. Motorists should be prepared for hazardous driving conditions and consider postponing non-essential travel. Those in affected areas, including larger communities near these highways, should exercise caution, prepare for possible disruptions, and stay tuned to local updates on the evolving situation.