Montana - The sunshine today was paired with warm temperatures. Highs in the 70's were felt by most of the state, with gusts in the low to mid 20's (mph) in central and northeastern Montana. Afternoon temperatures were steady compared to yesterday afternoon.
Our satellite radar shows clear overnight conditions tonight which roll into clear, sunny skies for tomorrow. Very spotty showers are possible in the northwest tomorrow evening, with a chance for showers sticking around for the start of the week.
Scattered showers have potential to shift into snow showers in the west mid-week as low pressure brings cooling temperatures.
Wind gusts to 25 mph are possible in the morning tomorrow for the eastern plains an increased chance for stronger gusts in Glasgow is possible tomorrow evening.
Lows tonight hover in the lower to mid-40's before daytime highs tomorrow may surmount today's warmth. Billings, Miles City, and Jordan may see daytime highs in the 80's, while the southwestern areas may stay in the upper 60's.
The cooling trend begins on Monday in the west as low pressure ushers out warm air and brings much cooler days for the week. Coldest conditions are projected for mid-week, when rain showers may change into snow flurries in the coolest regions. Highs in the 40's bounce back as warming begins late-week.
Our 8-14-day outlook shows above-average temperatures with at-average precipitation.
