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WeatherThursday, October 22

A storm brings wind, rain and snow to Great Falls tonight into Friday

The Good Day Great Falls teamFrom the Oct. 22 edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you've got outdoor plans, today's your day. KRTV reports highs run 10-15 degrees above normal, topping out in the 60s and 70s through Thursday, before a low from California meets a cold front tonight.

Friday turns chilly and wet. KTVH's Curtis Grevenitz says steady rain develops through the morning, then mixes with and changes to snow through Friday afternoon and evening, with highs in the 40s to around 50 falling through the afternoon.

35-45 mphgusts expected Thursday night into Friday

KRTV says widespread gusts will develop as the front moves through.

Source: KRTV

  • Friday afternoon: snow could be heavy at times, passes slippery
  • Saturday: general hunting season opens, with fresh snow in the mountains
  • Sunday night: lows in the 10s and 20s

The wet snow tapers off Friday night, with a coating up to a few inches in the lower elevations. Some light flurries are possible just north of Great Falls on Sunday.

Highs fall from the 60s and 70s to the 30s by Sunday

DayHighsWeather
Thursday60s and 70sWarm and dry
Friday40s to around 50Rain, then snow
Saturday40s to low 50sBlustery, partly cloudy
Sunday30s to around 40Light flurries possible

Sources: KRTV, KTVH

Sources: KRTV, KTVH

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