Superb weather conditions will continue across western Montana. High pressure remains in control of our weather through midweek. Sunday daytime highs will be in the 70s while overnight lows will fall into the 30s and 40s.

The one weather impact we might see will be some patchy fog Monday morning in our valley locations. This will be especially true near Kalispell, where we have seen most impacted by fog in recent days. The fog should burn off by midday as temperatures start to rise. Temperatures 10-15 degrees above average are likely, though record highs do not look likely at this time. Some locations will see highs near or above the 80 degree mark with mostly clear skies and dry conditions continuing.

Winds are likely to increase as a low pressure trough moves into the region. A cold front should push in Thursday increasing cloud cover, cooling temperatures slightly, and reintroducing a slight chance for a few showers.