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WeatherSunday, November 1

A Dense Fog Advisory runs through noon today, then rain and snow move across Montana

The Good Day Great Falls teamFrom Sunday’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you're driving this morning, turn on your headlights. A for the Great Falls, Havre, and Lewistown areas stays active through noon, according to NonStop Local Montana, and the fog can make roads hazardous.

Fog, then rain and snow, then a drier week

  1. Nov. 1Clocks go back an hour as Standard Time begins.
  2. Nov. 1 runs through noon for Great Falls, Havre, and Lewistown.
  3. Nov. 1Heavy rain and snow spread across much of Montana.
  4. Nov. 2Drying conditions begin and last most of the work and school week.

Sources: NonStop Local Montana, KRTV

  • Fog advisory: through noon today
  • Drying starts Monday, Nov. 2
  • Storm brings rain and mountain snow, KRTV says

30sExpected high today in Great Falls, in degrees

Butte also tops out in the 30s, while most major areas reach the 40s.

Source: NonStop Local Montana

KRTV says the next storm is already moving in, with highs mainly in the 40s and lower 50s across the region.

Sources: NonStop Local Montana, KRTV

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