Heading east toward the Dakotas border, counties are dealing with light snow and flurries, thanks to weak weather disturbances moving through the area. Temperatures are running well above normal and will continue to do so through at least the first week of February. Monday's system looks a bit more robust, potentially bringing a quick-moving front with scattered rain and snow showers, mainly affecting higher terrain south of Billings. The combination of warm temperatures, dry conditions, and periodic gusty winds creates a recipe for rapid fire spread. Weather models are in remarkable agreement that this warm, dry pattern will dominate through at least early February.