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Isolated showers & t'storms possible across SW MT through Monday evening. (opens the original)
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BUTTE — On Monday, a weak upper-level trough moves across North-Central, Central, and Southwestern Montana. Temperatures will trend warmer area-wide throughout the day, though scattered rain showers and thunderstorms remain possible in the southwest while areas north of Interstate 90 stay mostly dry. Warm and mostly dry weather continues Tuesday through Wednesday. Winds will pick up across North-Central Montana, bringing breezy to windy conditions that will be especially strong along the Rocky M
A warm and windy Friday (opens the original)
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BUTTE — Unseasonably warm and dry conditions will hold through Friday afternoon before a strong Pacific cold front sweeps through late in the evening. Ahead of the boundary, southerly to southwesterly winds will gust between 25 and 35 mph, creating localized fire weather concerns. As the front crosses the Continental Divide between late Friday afternoon and evening, powerful westerly winds will slam the high plains along the Rocky Mountain Front. This area faces over a 70% chance of gusts toppin
Dry, mild weather holds through Friday before a cold front arrives (opens the original)
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BUTTE — High pressure positioned to our east will maintain clear, dry, and warm conditions across the region through Friday afternoon. Temperatures will reach the low-to-mid 80s for most locations, with a few spots in north-central Montana potentially pushing into the upper 80s on Friday. A Pacific cold front moves in late Friday evening. This passing system will shift wind patterns and abruptly end our stretch of unseasonable warmth. Strong southerly winds are expected to build late Friday befo
A chance for heavy rainfall through Saturday (opens the original)
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BUTTE — A slow-moving storm system over the Pacific Northwest will drift east on Friday, bringing an increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms throughout the day. Cold air aloft will create enough instability to fuel a few stronger storms, with localized wind shear creating a minor risk for hail. However, slow-moving storms capable of producing heavy rain remain the primary threat. As the system moves closer Friday night into Saturday, upper-level energy and lingering instability will drive
Rain moving in (opens the original)
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BUTTE — Following a dry spell, cooler and wetter weather is expected to move in over the next few days. Thursday: Showers and thunderstorms push into southwest Montana late morning into early afternoon, moving north into central Montana by evening. Expect widespread rain and storm activity to stick around through Thursday night. Friday: Unsettled conditions persist, with atmospheric energy favoring strong-to-severe storms. The main risks will be damaging wind gusts and hail. Saturday: As an uppe
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