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Denver, Bismarck, Duluth, and Five Other Snowy Towns Still Have No Measurable Snow This Season in a First on Record Since 1948
UNITED STATES — Eight normally snowy cities across the northern Plains and Rockies still have not recorded measurable snow this season. Denver, Bismarck, Duluth, Billings, Casper, Lander, Cheyenne, and International Falls have all seen only a trace or no snow through Friday, November 13. National Weather Service records dating back to 1948 show this has never happened to all eight cities at the same time.
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Valley inversions trap clouds and cold air in the west, sun shines in central Montana
Today, highs remained cold as an inversions trapped cool air and low clouds in the Missoula and Flathead valleys. Highs ranged from the 30s in these areas, to 40s in Butte and Bozeman, to 50s in Great Falls and Billings. No watches, warnings, or advisories are active this evening. Overnight tonight, we see little change in radar activity. Thursday morning, an increasing chance for scattered rain and mountain snow showers develops in western Montana. Overall, dry weather continues to trend into the upcoming weekend. Forecast lows tonight are in the 30s in Billings, Bozeman, Great Falls, and Helena areas, while Missoula, Kalispell, and Butte return to the 20s. Over the coming 7 days, we forecast highs to the 60s in areas like Great Falls, Helena, and Billings. We expect the upper 50s to return for the Griz football game Saturday. Our 8-14-day outlooks suggest wetter and warmer than average weather on the way for the middle of November.
Country Herald
Billings, MT Weather Nov. 8: Near 70° as Record Warmth Possible
Billings, MT – Residents across south-central Montana could experience unusually warm November weather this weekend, with afternoon temperatures approaching 70 degrees in some communities as a persistent weather pattern brings above-normal temperatures through at least the middle of next week.
Montana Outdoor Radio Show
Stillwater River: Small Flies, Foggy Mornings, and a Race Against the Rain
Conditions on the Stillwater near Absarokee are optimal for early November, with low, clear water and good wading access. The best nymphing occurs from 7-11 AM, using small Baetis and midge patterns. As rain approaches midday, switch to dry flies and later to streamers for aggressive browns. Adapt strategies as conditions change.
NonStop Local Billings
Valley inversions trap clouds and cold air in the west, sun shines in central Montana
Today, highs remained cold as an inversions trapped cool air and low clouds in the Missoula and Flathead valleys. Highs ranged from the 30s in these areas, to 40s in Butte and Bozeman, to 50s in Great Falls and Billings. No watches, warnings, or advisories are active this evening. Overnight tonight, we see little change in radar activity. Thursday morning, an increasing chance for scattered rain and mountain snow showers develops in western Montana. Overall, dry weather continues to trend into the upcoming weekend. Forecast lows tonight are in the 30s in Billings, Bozeman, Great Falls, and Helena areas, while Missoula, Kalispell, and Butte return to the 20s. Over the coming 7 days, we forecast highs to the 60s in areas like Great Falls, Helena, and Billings. We expect the upper 50s to return for the Griz football game Saturday. Our 8-14-day outlooks suggest wetter and warmer than average weather on the way for the middle of November.