WeatherSunday, November 1
Rain and mountain snow arrive Sunday as Standard Time returns
The Good Day Missoula team
Standard Time returns today, so clocks go back an hour, KPAX says. A storm brings a better chance of rain and mountain snow, with highs mainly in the 40s and lower 50s. NonStop Local Montana expects heavy rain and snow across much of the region.
Sunday highs reach the 40s in most major areas
| Area | Sunday high |
|---|---|
| Most major areas | 40s |
| Eastern plains | 50s |
| Butte and Great Falls | 30s |
Source: NonStop Local Montana
If you're headed toward north-central Montana, a Dense Fog Advisory for Great Falls, Havre, and Lewistown lasts through noon, and headlights should be on. Over the next 8-14 days, warmer than normal temperatures are expected.
- Mon., Nov. 2: showers end, skies clear west to east
- Tue., Nov. 3: drier, with more sunshine
- Thu., Nov. 5: showers developing in the west
- Fri., Nov. 6, and Sat., Nov. 7: more rain and mountain snow possible
The week brings rain and snow, then a drier stretch
- Nov. 1Better chance of rain and mountain snow, with highs mainly in the 40s and lower 50s.
- Nov. 2Showers end as skies gradually clear from west to east.
- Nov. 3Drier day with more sunshine and more seasonable highs.
- Nov. 4A small disturbance will likely bring only more clouds.
- Nov. 5Showers develop in the west.
- Nov. 6Another chance for rain and mountain snow comes Friday and Saturday, with falling highs.
Source: KPAX News
Sources: KPAX News, NonStop Local Montana