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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.
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Scattered thunderstorms, some severe, Wednesday afternoon and evening
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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.
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New Fires, Bigger Fires, But It Could Have Been Worse
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Sunny and cooler with some areas of smoke on Monday
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Scattered PM showers and thunderstorms on Tuesday
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Warm with a chance of PM showers/storms Monday and Tuesday
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One more smoky, dry, and warm day before a pattern change arrives
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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.
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Hazy/smoky, warm, and dry to begin the week
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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.
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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.
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Montana - Much Cooler & Cleaner for Now
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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 .