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Plains, Rockies trouble - Windy, stormy midweek
A stormy and windy Wednesday afternoon and evening is ahead across the High Plains and northern Rockies today. shows heavy rain moving across the Pacific Northwest. The cold front producing the rain will slide eastward, rolling into the northern Rockies this afternoon and evening. The front will clash with a warm, spring airmass and produce scattered strong to severe thunderstorms.
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Scattered strong to severe thunderstorms on Wednesday- Tuesday, May 12
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Mild Saturday conditions enter before Mother's Day heat wave
Today, highs reached the 70s in Great Falls, Billings, Helena, as well as the Hi-Line and eastern plains. Highs at this time of year should be in the upper 50s to mid 60s. This afternoon, scattered rain impacted Havre to Glasgow with cloud-cover creeping into western Montana. Winds gusted to about 25 mph today in Livingston, Helena, Great Falls, and Billings.
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Storms Strike But Mother's Day Looks Magnificent
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Blizzard in northeast Montana, heavy snow falling in the mountains- Thursday, April 23
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Rain/snow, colder temperatures, and gusty to strong winds
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Rain, snow, strong winds, fire danger and sharp temperature drop- Wednesday, April 22
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Great Falls Gets All Shook Up
The Great Falls area has been a little shaky lately. The word, “shaky,” does not imply that the community has gone haywire. Instead, the community has been the site of an earthquake and four aftershocks. A 4.2 magnitude earthquake—the largest and most noticeable—rumbled through on January 29, 2026, at 12:41 p.m. with an epicenter 4.9 to 7.5 miles northeast of the city near Blackhorse Lake. Later that evening a 2.7 magnitude aftershock struck northeast of Great Falls at 5.46 p.m. Since then and at this writing, three additional aftershocks have occurred on February 1, 13, and 26. Between 2.6 and 3.6 in magnitude, these aftershocks were located near the same area as the first noticeable earthquake a few miles north of Great Falls. All five of them were shallow at 5.7-12.6 miles deep.
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Becoming colder, windier, and wetter for the rest of the week