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Office: GGW AWUS85 KGGW 082026 RWSGGW Regional Weather Summary National Weather Service Glasgow MT 226 PM MDT Wed May 8 2024 This is the regional weather summary for the eastern two-thirds of Montana, southern Saskatchewan, and western North Dakota. Low pressure that brought the heavy rain and strong winds to much of the region will gradually weaken and an upper level ridge will push in from western Canada, beginning a stretch of warm and dry conditions. Expect partly cloudy conditions over western North Dakota and southern Saskatchewan tonight with cloudy conditions over Montana with scattered showers over central and southern Montana. Lows are expected to be in the low to mid 30s over central Montana with low to mid 40s elsewhere. Similar conditions are expected Thursday with highs ranging from the 40s in the higher elevations of central Montana to the 60s to the northeast. Mainly sunny and warmer conditions are expected Friday with highs in the 60s to near 70. $$ weather.gov/glasgow
Office: TFX AWUS85 KTFX 081000 RWSTFX MTZ301>330-090000- Regional Weather Synopsis National Weather Service Great Falls MT 400 AM MDT Wed May 08 2024 Widespread rain and snow will affect North Central MT through Wednesday, along with strong winds. Over Southwest MT, expect the precipitation to be more scattered. Temperatures remain below normal for the next few days, but do climb back up above normal over the weekend and into early next week, along with drier conditions. && AWUS85 KTFX 081021 CCA RWSTFX MTZ301>330-090000- Regional Weather Synopsis...CORRECTED National Weather Service Great Falls MT 420 AM MDT Wed May 08 2024 Rain and snow will decrease somewhat today over North Central Montana, but warming air from the northeast may help some scattered showers and thunderstorms to develop east of Interstate 15. Precipitation will continue off and on over and near the Central Montana mountains and into Southwest Montana. Winds will continue to be gusty into the overnight period as well. Overall, high pressure aloft will help decrease precipitation tonight into Thursday, bringing a warming and drying period for Friday through the weekend. &&