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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.
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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.
KULR8
Unhealthy Air Quality in Kalispell and Great Falls today prolong smoke and heat Weather Alert
We remain under a Weather Alert this evening due to excessive heat and hazardous air quality. Highs today reached triple-digits in Miles City, 90s in Billings and Great Falls, and 80s in Butte and Kalispell. Showers and thunderstorms began developing in southwestern and south-central Montana this afternoon. Afternoon windspeeds remained minimal across the region, with recorded gusts to 33 mph in Cut Bank.
KULR8
Warm, dry and breezy conditions raise fire risk statewide today
Our team is tracking a warm summer day today with light and dry weather impacts. Minor smoke impacts could be expected in areas across Missoula, Great Falls and Lewistown throughout today. With these conditions in mind, there could be an elevated fire risk for a majority of the state today...
KRTV News
Partly to mostly cloudy and warm on Tuesday
KRTV News
Hot with scattered PM showers/storms to end the week
KRTV News
Hot with daily chances of PM showers/storms through Saturday
montanarightnow.com
Temps smash 100-year records, extreme heat warnings in effect
Extreme Heat Advisories remain in place for the Great Falls, Bozeman, and Havre areas. Extreme Heat Warnings extend for Livingston, Billings, Miles City, Jordan, and Glasgow. Red Flag Warnings are in effect for southern Montana, including Dillon to Billings, Miles City and Jordan.
KRTV News
Very warm with some PM showers/storms on Wednesday
KRTV News
Record setting rains cause flash flooding in Glasgow