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Enjoy the sunshine Wednesday and Thursday, because a stormy Friday is on the way
Friday's storm gives way to a cold, flurry-filled Sunday
- Oct. 23Rain, 40s, windy afternoon; snow levels may fall to some valleys by evening
- Oct. 24Partly cloudy and blustery, with highs in the 40s and low 50s
- Oct. 25Light snow likely across northern and central Montana, with some possible in Great Falls
Source: KTVH
If you've got outdoor plans, Wednesday and Thursday are your days. KTVH's forecast calls for plenty of sunshine, above-average temperatures, and little to no wind across most of the state. Friday is when that changes.
A storm sitting just off the Oregon and California coast will bring a soaking rain and some snow Friday into Saturday. KTVH says accumulation should stay in the mountains, even if snow levels drop to some valleys and plains Friday evening.
- Sunday: Light snow possible in Great Falls; Helena mostly dry
- Sunday highs: 30s to around 40
- Sunday night lows: 10s and 20s
- Next week: Cool, then slowly warming through Wednesday
In south-central Montana, Q2 News in Billings says a strong cold front brings a decent chance of gusts over 40 mph late Friday into Saturday morning.
South-central Montana's storm brings wind and a falling snow line
- over 40 mph
- gusts a decent chance late Friday into Saturday morning
- 5,000 feet
- where snow levels fall Saturday, from around 10,000
- 50%
- chance of 6 inches of snow in the Absaroka-Beartooths
Source: Q2 News (KTVQ)

