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A New Winter Weather Warning Montanans Should Know About

Montana winters can be dangerous, but the National Weather Service has a new way of warning us about the worst storms. Here's what you need to know.

Montana · 1d

Montana Talks

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Check Out The 5 States With Worst Winters Than Montana

Essential winter preparedness includes having an emergency kit in your vehicle

Montana · 1d

The Spun

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U.S. Issues Warning as 100 MPH Wind Gusts Are Possible Sunday

The U.S. issued a warning.

Montana · 3d

montanarightnow.com

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Breezy, chance for rain late

Winds will be stronger today, with a chance for moisture both in the morning and at night. Temperatures will be into the 50's an 60's, lows in the 30's and 40's.

Montana · 1d

Newstalk KGVO

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Snow Outside, Good Times Inside: Montana's Winter Weekends

Forecast looking ugly. Missoula still has plenty. Grab a beer, catch the Grizzlies, or find a show at The Wilma this Saturday.

Montana · 1d

Montana Outdoor Radio Show

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FWP Region 5: Warm weather brings increased hunter participation to much of south-central Montana

Warm weather marked the third weekend of Montana’s big-game season, drawing 704 hunters to south-central check stations. Harvests generally exceeded averages, with mule deer leading at 228, followed by white-tailed deer at 163, elk at 147, and antelope at 82. CWD testing found 10 positives among 373 submitted samples.

Montana · 22h

Country Herald

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Montana Weather Alert: Wind Gusts Could Reach 52 MPH Tuesday Nov 10

Strong winds and scattered showers could affect travel while above-normal temperatures continue across Montana.

Billings, MT · 2d

roundupweb.com

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Preparing for Winter: A Little Preparation Goes A Long Way

Winter in Montana can arrive quickly, and a little preparation now can make the colder months safer, more comfortable, and less stressful. November is a great time to take care of a few simple things before snow, ice, and cold temperatures become part of our daily routine. Here are a...

Montana · 1d

NonStop Local Billings

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Foggy start to the today, followed by above average temperatures

This morning we will see the chance for fog, especially out of western Montana. As colder, moist air travels across the warmer ground, there is a high likelihood of fog due to the temperature inversion. Flathead Lake in northwestern Montana will locally aid in fog in the area. In some cases, the fog may be stubborn and continue into the late morning. This fog will continue to appear each morning until the weekend. Please be careful when driving through thick fog. Visibility will be impacted when traveling. Another thing to mention is the possibility of freezing fog. Water droplets suspended in the air as fog may cool to lower than 32 degrees, allowing for these droplets to freeze onto any cold surface. We will continue to run warm, but the chance for freezing fog still exists. Over the next few days our temperatures will continue to stay warm, however a cooling trend is forecast. Eventually, temperatures will cool down to seasonal levels next week. Friday into Saturday may see the return of moisture over southwestern Montana. It is uncertain how much moisture will come of this next system. Temperatures will stay very warm, into the 50’s and 60’s across Montana.

Montana · 10h

NonStop Local Billings

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Highs 15-20 degrees above normal into Veteran's Day

Today, highs climbed to the 50s in Missoula, Butte, and Dillon, while most major areas peaked in the 60s. Highs at this time of year should be in the 40s. No Watches, Warnings or Advisories are active tonight in Montana. Overnight tonight, a chance for rain in Kalispell, Polson, and Missoula ends, with dry weather returning for Wednesday morning. This dry trend extends into the end of this week. Rain enters western Montana for Saturday and Sunday. Lows tonight return to the 40s and 30s, while clouds move across the region. Sunshine makes its return into Wednesday clearing our radar. Highs climb to above-normal conditions tomorrow to the 50s and 60s. Over the coming 7 days, we remain in an above-normal temperature pattern. Our 8-14-day outlook suggests warmer than normal weather on the way, with near-normal precipitation trends.

Missoula, MT · 22h

KXLH

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Few Showers Tonight, Then Mild & Dry This Week

Great Falls, MT · 1d

tornadotitans.com

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75 mph wind gust reported near Augusta, MT (Teton County) – 11/08/26

An automated weather station at Salmond Ranch near Augusta measured a 75 mph wind gust 22 miles northwest of the town in Teton County, Montana at 1:45 p.m. MST on Sunday, November 8. The gust was recorded by an automated station operated by the National Weather Service office in Great Falls.

Teton County, MT · 3d

KRTV News

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Partly to mostly cloudy and cooler with less wind Monday

Montana · 2d

NonStop Local Helena

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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.

Missoula, MT · 7d

KULR8

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Cold air settling in across Montana

Cold air is settling in across Montana tonight, with inversions keeping temperatures in the 30s for the Missoula and Flathead valleys while Great Falls and Billings enjoy milder 50s. A chance for scattered rain and mountain snow showers moves into western Montana Thursday morning, though dry conditions are expected to carry into the weekend.

Montana · 7d

NonStop Local Billings

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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.

Missoula, MT · 7d

KTVH

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A Different Week - Sunshine, Warmer & Windy

Helena, MT · 8d

NonStop Local Billings

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Montana sees wide-spread system of rain and snow enter Sunday

A Dense Fog Advisory for the Great Falls, Havre, and Lewistown areas remains active through noon Sunday. This fog brings reduced visibility to the region, which can cause hazardous roadway conditions. Headlights should be turned on in fog both at night and during the day. Overnight tonight, a large surge of moisture enters Montana, bringing heavy rain and snow to much of the region Sunday. Drying conditions enter Monday and remain for the majority of the upcoming work/ school week. Highs tomorrow are expected to reach the 40s in most major areas, aside from the 50s in the eastern plains, and 30s in Butte and Great Falls. Over the course of the next 7 days, we expect highs to remain seasonally normal in the 40s and 50s. Drying weather returns to the region into the early/ middle part of the week. Over the next 8-14-days, we expect warmer than normal temperatures and near-normal precipitation trends.

Great Falls, MT · 11d

K99

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Montana Recorded 97 Earthquakes In September Alone, Though The State Typically Experiences Far More Seismic Activity Unnoticed By Residents

Montana recorded 97 earthquakes in September around Great Falls and Yellowstone. The strongest hit 3.7 magnitude, but that's just a fraction of what actually happens.

Montana · 19d

montanarightnow.com

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Seasonable temperatures and dry conditions, but not for long!

Temperatures will be in the 40’s and 50’s, with lows into the 20’s and 30’s. An unsettled weather pattern takes hold next week, though it currently carries a high level of forecasting uncertainty.

Great Falls, MT · 17d