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Breezy conditions on Tuesday afternoon (opens the original)
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MISSOULA — Wind will pick up again, especially across northwest Montana, on Tuesday afternoon as an upper-level jet streak moves over our region. Maximum wind gusts could reach around 30 MPH. The wind will create choppy lake conditions, especially for the Flathead. Stronger winds are expected east of the Continental Divide, where a High Wind Warning is in place for wind gusts up to 75 MPH near Browning and Cut Bank. A couple of light showers may move through northwest Montana as a weak surface c
Gusty winds to close out the week (opens the original)
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MISSOULA — Wind Advisories are in effect for most of western Montana until midnight Friday, where gusts could reach up to 45 MPH. While the wind won't be as intense on Saturday, expect afternoon wind gusts to reach up to 20 MPH for most locations. The wind will be calm on Sunday. A few rain showers will come in behind our cold front tonight. This will not produce much in terms of accumulation, with most areas staying below 0.1". The best chance for rain is in northwest Montana. Saturday will be
Wind Advisory issued ahead of approaching cold front (opens the original)
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MISSOULA — A seasonal shift is coming tomorrow with a cold front move through western Montana. This will bring cooler air, light rain, and strong winds. A Wind Advisory has been issued for most of northwest Montana on Friday afternoon and evening. Wind gusts will reach up to 40 MPH for most of the advised area. This will create choppy conditions on Flathead Lake and create hazardous travel conditions for high profile vehicles. I do think we could record maximum winds gusts around 30-40 MPH throu
Sunday storm to bring active weather to Montana (opens the original)
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MISSOULA — A storm system is on its way from the Pacific Ocean to Montana which will bring rain and mountain snow. This center of low pressure is set to arrive on Sunday. Saturday will feature partly to mostly cloudy skies. Highs will range from the 50s in northern Montana to the 70s and southern Montana. Recent trends in model data indicate a shift of the track of the low pressure system further north. Here is what remains the same and what changes with the forecast... The heaviest rain remains
Friday morning cold front to bring rain back to western Montana (opens the original)
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MISSOULA — A front will begin to move through western Montana early Friday morning bringing scattered rain showers. This front should be through most of our region by the time you start your day. Expect more ind to develop in northwest and west-central Montana Friday night and Saturday out of the north. Wind gusts could approach 20-30 MPH yet again. It will be a cool weekend for most, temperatures will not reach past the 50s and low 60s. Saturday will be a soggy day for areas in northern Flathea
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