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WeatherSaturday, October 31

Halloween looks mostly dry, clocks fall back tonight, and rain arrives Sunday

The Good Day Great Falls teamFrom the Oct. 31 edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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If you're out for Halloween, KRTV's forecast calls for partly cloudy skies, little to no wind and Halloween highs in the mid to upper 40s and low to mid 50s. A few isolated rain and mountain snow showers are possible as a storm system approaches the state. NonStop Local Montana expects most of the region to stay cloudy but dry Saturday night. Daylight Saving Time ends tonight.

1 hourclocks fall back when Daylight Saving Time ends tonight

Set your clocks back before you head to bed.

Source: KRTV NEWS Great Falls

Then the storm arrives. KRTV says rain and mountain snow develop Sunday afternoon and evening, widespread rain and mountain snow follow Sunday night, and precipitation gradually moves out of the region as Monday goes on.

Rain and mountain snow arrive Sunday and clear out Monday

  1. Oct. 31Halloween is partly cloudy with little to no wind
  2. Nov. 1Rain and mountain snow develop in the afternoon and evening
  3. Nov. 2Precipitation gradually moves out of the region as the day goes on
  4. Nov. 3Election Day should be a pleasant early November day

Sources: KRTV NEWS Great Falls, KTVH

  • Tonight's low in Great Falls: 30s, cloudy but dry
  • Monday through Wednesday: mostly sunny to partly cloudy, per KTVH
  • Tuesday's Election Day: pleasant early November day expected
  • Also a good time to change smoke detector batteries

Sources: KRTV NEWS Great Falls, NonStop Local Montana, KTVH

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