We arrived in Bozeman to what we were very used to in late May -- snow. Snow in town (light), and lots of snow on the mountains (heavier). May snow is very common -- often juxtaposed with blooming in the Gallatin Valley and on the hills surrounding the valley. 
Snow Coats Iconic "Old Baldy" in the Bridger Range at the Edge of Bozeman
At the same time it's snowing in the hills, it's blooming in the Gallatin Valley. 
Lilac Blooming in our Friends' Jack and Jane's yard.
Jack and Jane's Lilacs
And snowing again in the mountains. 
Another Storm Blankets What We Used to Call "Volcano Mountain."
And shaking off the snow and blooming again in town. 
Oriental Poppies That Have Just Shaken Off Another Overnight Snow
More Lilacs Blooming in Bozeman After Another Snow Shower
Between storms, we got in a nice walk around Lindley Park near the Bozeman library and had a chance to see some of the sculpture in the sculpture garden along the pathways. 
Sculpture in Lindley Park with Mt. Baldy in the Background.
And another snow coats the "M" for Montana State University (where we both got our undergraduate degrees) just before we packed up and headed for Great Falls for the next leg of our trip. 
Another Spring Snow Coats the Montana State University "M"