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KRTV News
June rain helps north-central Montana producers salvage harvest as winter concerns loom
KRTV News
Windy and cooler with scattered showers on Monday
Yahoo!
The earliest first snow of fall in some US cities may shock you
The earliest measurable snowfalls in the U.S. have occurred as early as September in some Western and Northern cities. The first snow of the season typically happens later in fall for most in the U.S. However, the record earliest snowfalls have happened much earlier, including in recent years. The national...
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What's the earliest snowfall in your city?
Winter is right around the corner. At some point in the 100-plus-year history of the major cities in the United States, meteorologists have recorded accumulating snow as early as September or October, but there are some notable exceptions. Of the 33 major cities AccuWeather analyzed using NOAA's earliest measurable snowfall...
NBCMontana
Red Flag Warnings Thursday; cooler, wetter weekend storm to bring rain and mountain snow
How much rain is expected in the Missoula to Great Falls corridor?. Ample sunshine and a warm afternoon are underway. Daytime highs will be in the 70s for most locations. Temperatures cool down into the 40s overnight. Patchy, dense fog may develop by Thursday morning. Clouds will increase later tonight...
KRTV News
Warm with gusty to strong winds on Thursday
KRTV News
Strong wind gusts slam Great Falls and surrounding area
gordonramsayclub.com
Denver and Great Falls Hold Earliest First Snow Records in Early September as Cities Nationwide Brace for Winter Ahead
DENVER, COLORADO — As the calendar turns toward autumn, NOAA data compiled by AccuWeather shows Denver holds the record for one of the earliest first snowfalls ever recorded among major US cities, with measurable snow falling on September 3, 1961, more than two months ahead of when most of the country typically sees its first flakes.
KRTV News
Scattered thunderstorms, some severe, Wednesday afternoon and evening
Fairfield Sun Times
Camp Creek Fire grows west of Augusta as closures stay in place
AUGUSTA, Mont. — The Camp Creek Fire burned 8,404 acres in the Bob Marshall Wilderness about 40 miles west of Augusta and remained uncontained. According to a fire update released Friday, Aug. 28, 2026, new infrared mapping showed the fire had grown during the previous three days. Officials said the lightning-caused fire started at 4:48 p.m. Aug. 21, 2026.