A significant pattern change will give us a warm and windy start to autumn. A ridge of high pressure will stick around through this week keeping the state mostly dry.
This past weekend, we had morning lows reach the 30s. That will not be the case going into this week.
Tomorrow will be a beautiful day. Temperatures in the low to mid-80s with light wind will be accompanied by sunny to mostly sunny skies.
The wind will pick back up starting Wednesday and last through the rest of the work week. A small trough makes its way into northwest Montana on Wednesday afternoon to produce some light rain showers. Those showers will diminish by Thursday morning but once the trough crosses the continental divide, the wind will increase out of the west. Gusts of over 40 MPH are possible.
The next real shot at rain won't be until Sunday and Monday when a larger-scale through enters the Pacific Northwest.
Helena Temperature Records Today:
High: 90 (1966)
Low: 16 (1926)
AVG: 70/43
Great Falls Temperature Records Today:
High: 93 (1966)
Low: 16 (2000)
AVG: 69/41
Have a great Monday!
Joey Biancone
Meteorologist
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