Montana Welcomes Spring Warmth with a Mix of Weather Ahead
Montana experienced a delightful spring day today, with temperatures soaring into the upper 60s and 70s, marking a significant increase of 5 to 25 degrees compared to yesterday. Skies remained clear, although a wind advisory was issued for the Fort Peck Lake area, where gusts may reach 35 mph until 10 PM.
However, a cold front is set to sweep across the state tomorrow, potentially bringing early morning showers to Kalispell, with stronger rains expected from Butte to Bozeman, extending eastward towards the North Dakota border. Residents should be prepared for a few of these thunderstorms to escalate in intensity.
Looking to the weekend, high pressure will resume its grip on Montana, ushering in a notable warming trend. Some regions may see near-record highs, with temperatures spiking into the 80s and lower 90s. As temperatures rise, streams and rivers will begin to swell due to melting snow, necessitating caution.
Tonight’s lows are expected to range from the 40s to lower 50s, with tomorrow’s highs remaining predominantly in the upper 60s and 70s in the west and potentially reaching the 80s in the eastern regions. Cooler weather is anticipated early next week.
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