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Your evening Montana weather update Step outside and that 19 degrees will remind you winter's not done yet. Overcast skies, a low of 12 degrees overnight. And that classic mid-March bite in the air. 📍 Keywords: Montana | March weather | evening weather update | evening forecast | Montana weather | MT weather forecast
Your evening Montana weather update Step outside right now and you'll feel 22 degrees trying to sneak through your jacket. We bottomed out at 12 degrees overnight. That's the kind of cold where your breath hangs in the air like a cartoon cloud. 📍 Keywords: evening weather update | March weather | MT weather forecast | Montana weather | evening forecast | Montana
Your midday Montana weather update Step outside right now and you'll feel 21 degrees wrapping around you like a cold blanket. We bottomed out at 12 degrees overnight, that's the kind of cold that makes your lungs tighten. 📍 Keywords: MT weather forecast | March weather | Montana weather | midday forecast | Montana | midday weather update
Your morning Montana weather update Step outside and you'll feel that bite, classic mid-March in Montana. We're waking up to 14 degrees with mainly clear skies, it's calm now, but a big weather change is on the way. Western Montana gets hit first, a warm front brings snow tonight into Monday morning. 📍 Keywords: MT weather forecast | Montana | Montana weather | morning weather update | March weather | morning forecast
Good morning. Montana. I'm Michael Mosby. Step outside and you'll feel it. Two degrees. That bite in the air that makes your nose hairs freeze instantly. We picked up eight-tenths of an inch of snow overnight, but here's the twist — this Arctic grip is about to crack wide open. Central Montana takes the prize for coldest spot, minus 11 degrees this morning. Wind chills scraping minus -5 degrees around midday. Eastern Montana woke up to 11 degrees, feeling like -5 degrees early on. Western Montana? Practically balmy at 16 degrees. Today stays quiet but cold, highs climb to 27 degrees across Eastern and Central Montana. Western Montana pushes near 39 degrees, mostly sunny skies statewide, with just a few passing clouds. As the sun sets. Tonight, the script flips, lows drop to 14 degrees in the east, 15 degrees central. And 28 degrees out west, but clouds thicken after sunset. Western Montana sees snow developing after 9 P.M., mountains could pick up half an inch. Monday's where it gets wild, highs jump to 45 degrees in the east, 48 degrees central. And 50 degrees out west, with that's a 20-plus degree swing from today. Mixed precipitation arrives — rain and snow statewide, especially in the mountains. Winds pick up too, with gusts to 33 miles an hour in Central Montana. Looking ahead. Looking at the week ahead. Tuesday through Saturday brings a remarkable warm-up, while highs soar into the 60s and 70s statewide. We're talking 15 degrees above normal for mid-March, with wednesday hits 72 degrees in the east. Thursday could touch 75 degrees, friday and Saturday stay in the mid to upper 70s. The catch? Strong winds return Monday night through Tuesday, high wind watches are posted for much of North Central Montana. Gusts could hit 60 miles an hour in the foothills. Charge your phone before heading out, while this cold drains batteries fast. See you this afternoon.
Good evening. Montana. I'm Michael Mosby. We woke up to a fresh coating of powder statewide. About 2 inches fell in the last 24 hours, sitting on top of an 8-inch base. Step outside right now and you'll feel the bite immediately—temperatures are hovering in the teens. But the wind is the real story today. A cold front is sweeping through, triggering Blizzard warnings for Cascade County and the Rocky Mountain Front through this evening. Travel will be treacherous with whiteout conditions. As the sun sets. Snow showers continue statewide tonight. The heaviest stuff falls before midnight, dropping another inch or two in most valleys. The mountains could see locally higher amounts, overnight lows are brutal. Central Montana bottoms out at 1 degrees above zero. That's dangerously cold. Western Montana hits 16, while the east is slightly milder at 12. Wind chills will make it feel like minus 4 in Great Falls. If you're heading out, cover every inch of skin—frostbite doesn't ask permission. Sunday brings a break, skies gradually clear, but the cold hangs on. Highs range from 28 degrees in Billings to 40 near Missoula. Here comes a massive temperature swing, monday starts with a chance of snow showers, then the floodgates open. Highs climb to 48 degrees on Monday, by Tuesday, we hit 60. Wednesday and Thursday feel like spring. We're talking 73 degrees in Great Falls on Thursday—nearly 25 degrees above normal. That warmth sticks around through Friday and Saturday with highs in the mid-70s under mostly sunny skies. As the sun sets. If your pipes survive tonight, buy them a thank you card. We'll be back with your next forecast evening. See you tomorrow.
Advisory in effect for central and southern Montana. midday Fri Mar 13th, 2026 Montana forecast.
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Advisory in effect for northern and northern Montana. midday Thu Mar 12th, 2026 Montana forecast.
Advisory in effect. morning Thu Mar 12th, 2026 Montana forecast.