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WeatherGreat Falls could warm to the 50s Monday as a storm system lingers over eastern MontanaIf you're planning your Monday around the weather, here's the good part: most major Montana cities should top out in the 40s, but Great Falls, Cut Bank and Glendive could warm to the 50s. Normal highs for early November run between 49 and 53 degrees.Monday’s editionRead WeatherA Dense Fog Advisory runs through noon today, then rain and snow move across MontanaIf you're driving this morning, turn on your headlights. A Dense Fog Advisory for the Great Falls, Havre, and Lewistown areas stays active through noon, according to NonStop Local Montana, and the fog can make roads hazardous.Sunday’s editionRead

Weather from local newsrooms

From KRTV, NonStop Local Montana and Montana Outdoor, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. KRTVNov. 5

    Partly to mostly sunny and mild Thursday; Breezy in some areas

    Skies will be partly to mostly sunny today, with clouds increasing throughout the day. It will also be mild today with highs in the mid to upper 40s and 50s, and it will be breezy in some areas.

  2. NonStop Local MontanaNov. 4

    Valley inversions trap clouds and cold air in the west, sun shines in central Montana

    Today, highs remained cold as an inversions trapped cool air and low clouds in the Missoula and Flathead valleys. Highs ranged from the 30s in these areas, to 40s in Butte and Bozeman, to 50s in Great Falls and Billings. No watches, warnings, or advisories are active this evening.

  3. Montana OutdoorNov. 3

    Missouri River Fishing Report 11.2.26

    The Missouri River, at 2,800 cfs, features low, wadeable flows and dropping water temperatures below 50.6°F. November insect activity includes BWOs and midges, with nymphing suggested in shallow depths. Dry-fly fishing improves in the afternoon, and streamer fishing benefits from low light. Headhunters Fly Shop offers winter services in Craig, MT.

  4. KRTVNov. 3

    Plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures for Election Day

    Beautiful fall weather is expected today with mostly sunny to sunny skies, dry conditions, little to no wind, and mild temperatures. Highs will be in the 50s and mid to upper 40s.

  5. NonStop Local MontanaNov. 2

    A calm radar brings Montana voters a sunny Election Day forecast

    Tonight at 8, we see a Winter Storm Advisory expire for the Pryor and northeast Bighorn Mountains. High pressure building into the region clears our radar, bringing clear skies and