Did you know snow still falls just about every month of the year somewhere in the Rockies? High peaks of Montana & Wyoming have snow popping up on the WeatherRadar, while lower elevations receive rain and thunderstorms.

Snow in June gives a great perspective on just how cold it is up in the high peaks of Montana and Wyoming. The WeatherRadar shows snow falling just south of Dubois, Wyo., in the areas where Middle and Arrow mountains and Spider Peak are located, with elevations between 11,000 and 12,500 feet high!

Snow is also falling in southern Montana, west of Red Lodge in and around Granite Peak, Montana's highest natural point at more than 12,700 feet.

The wintry weather is part of a larger storm system bringing severe storms to the northern Rockies and High Plains today. Both damaging winds and hail are possible as storms move through.