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Saco, MT · Weather
KRTV News
Scattered PM showers and thunderstorms on Tuesday
KRTV News
Warm with a chance of PM showers/storms Monday and Tuesday
KRTV News
One more smoky, dry, and warm day before a pattern change arrives
montanarightnow.com
Wildfire smoke trends this week before a chance for storms
Air Quality Advisories are in effect. These are in place due to wildfire smoke elevating particulate levels. The best chance for rain / thunderstorms this week will be Wednesday.
KPAX
A shift in the weather looks to start Wednesday. Here is the current timeline.
Warm, smoky, and dry conditions continue across north central Montana through Tuesday before a cooler and more unsettled pattern arrives later this week with increasing chances for showers and thunderstorms.
KRTV News
Hazy/smoky, warm, and dry to begin the week
KBZK News
A shift in the weather looks to start Wednesday. Here is the current timeline.
Warm, smoky, and dry conditions continue across north central Montana through Tuesday before a cooler and more unsettled pattern arrives later this week with increasing chances for showers and thunderstorms.
galaecho.com
Record Heat of 115 in Las Vegas and 118 in El Centro Drives Wildfire Warnings Across Western States as Emergency Crews Brace for Dry Winds
LAS VEGAS, NV — A powerful heat wave spread across much of the Western United States on Saturday, sending temperatures toward or above records and intensifying wildfire concerns in already parched areas. The pattern was being driven by a heat dome, a ridge of high pressure that traps hot air near the surface.
montanarightnow.com
KTVH
Montana - Much Cooler & Cleaner for Now
TripJaunt
Western Heat Wave: Travel Tips for the Parks
Western states are experiencing a sharp spike in temperatures this weekend, with several cities forecast to approach or break daily records. The pattern stems from a strong ridge of high pressure that is trapping heat near the ground across a broad stretch from the desert Southwest into the northern Rockies. Travelers heading to national parks, The post Western Heat Wave: Travel Tips for the Parks appeared first on Trip Jaunt .
tvdelmarva.com
Dangerous Heat Wave to Shatter Records Across Western U.S. This Weekend
A hazardous heat wave is set to send temperatures soaring to record levels across portions of the Western United States this weekend, prompting health warnings and raising the threat of wildfires in already parched and burning areas. A high-pressure ridge is trapping heat near the surface — a phenomenon called...
KTVH
Dangerous Wildfire Situation Across Montana this Weekend
Great Falls Tribune
Temps to hit 100 in Great Falls as smoke rolls in from NW fires
Temperatures are expected to stay high and climb into triple digits by the weekend in Great Falls as the state is affected by smoke from wildfires in the Northwest. The National Weather Service in Great Falls forecasts a high of 96 for Wednesday, July 29, and then 98 for both Thursday and Friday, before a high of 105 could arrive on Saturday. More: Great Falls High to roll out first class of Legacy Association hall of fame in fall More: Great Falls’ Reed Harris ranking high on EA Sports College Football ‘27 Temps are expected to break 100 on Saturday in several places in the region: Chester: 101 Choteau: 101 Fort Benton: 107 Havre: 103 Helena: 100 Lewistown: 100 The forecast includes daily chances of “isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms,” in southwest and central Montana, according to NWS Great Falls. Breezy winds are expected in the afternoon into the evening, with a good chance of higher winds on weekend, as NWS Great Falls warns the public to be vigilant of higher fire danger during those times. The Great Falls area and the state have seen increased smoke rolling in in recent days, mostly from wildfires in the Pacific Northwest.
gordonramsayclub.com
Great Falls Billings Helena and Bozeman Face Severe Wind Gust Threat Saturday With Watch Issuance Likely as Storm Coverage Increases Through Afternoon
GREAT FALLS, Mont. — The Storm Prediction Center issued Mesoscale Discussion 1730 at 2:52 p.m. CDT Saturday, warning that severe wind gusts are expected across central Montana as thunderstorm coverage increases through the late afternoon. The discussion, valid until 3:45 p.m. MDT, carries a 60 percent probability of a severe thunderstorm watch, with forecasters noting watch issuance will likely be needed eventually.