Good morning. Montana. I'm Michael Mosby. Step outside and you'll feel it. Two degrees. That bite in the air that makes your nose hairs freeze instantly. We picked up eight-tenths of an inch of snow overnight, but here's the twist — this Arctic grip is about to crack wide open. Central Montana takes the prize for coldest spot, minus 11 degrees this morning. Wind chills scraping minus -5 degrees around midday. Eastern Montana woke up to 11 degrees, feeling like -5 degrees early on. Western Montana? Practically balmy at 16 degrees. Today stays quiet but cold, highs climb to 27 degrees across Eastern and Central Montana. Western Montana pushes near 39 degrees, mostly sunny skies statewide, with just a few passing clouds. As the sun sets. Tonight, the script flips, lows drop to 14 degrees in the east, 15 degrees central. And 28 degrees out west, but ...