Good morning. Montana. I'm Aaron Jolly. Spring is technically just 13 days away, but someone forgot to tell the atmosphere. Here comes a serious temperature divide today—like the state can't decide if it wants to be May or January. Out East, you're stepping into summer. Highs near 60 degrees—that's a solid 21 degrees above normal. But here's the catch: that west wind hits 20 to 24 miles an hour. Around 10 A.M., it's going to feel like 34 degrees. The warmth holds tonight under clear skies, with a low of 41. Tomorrow gets even wilder—highs flirt with 71 before a cold front crashes the party Sunday night. Central Montana follows that same script today. You hit 60 degrees under mostly sunny skies. But watch out for gusts hitting 41 miles an hour. That kind of wind stirs up dust and makes holding onto your steering wheel a workout. Tonight stays mild ...