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AWUS85 KBYZ 011740
RWSMT 

MONTANA WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GLASGOW MT
1040 AM MST TUE MAR 1 2005

THE HIGH PRESSURE RIDGE CENTERED OVER IDAHO WILL CONTINUE TO PRODUCE 
MILD WEATHER OVER MOST OF MONTANA. A FEW WEAK WEATHER DISTURBANCES 
WILL CREATE ISOLATED MOUNTAIN SNOW SHOWERS AND SOME MID TO HIGH 
LEVEL CLOUDS OVER THE STATE. GENERALLY SKIES WILL REMAIN MOSTLY 
SUNNY.

LAST NIGHT...THE LOWEST OVERNIGHT TEMPERATURE IN MONTANA WAS 2 
DEGREES...WHICH OCCURRED AT WESTBY IN THE NORTHEAST REGION. THE 
WARMEST LOW WAS 36 DEGREES...WHICH WAS REPORTED AT HAMILTON IN THE 
SOUTHWEST REGION. OVERNIGHT LOWS ELSEWHERE INCLUDED 29 DEGREES AT 
BILLINGS...HELENA AND CUT BANK...30 DEGREES AT BUTTE AND GREAT 
FALLS...19 AT GLASGOW...21 AT LEWISTOWN...AND 16 AT MILES CITY. IN 
THE LAST 24 HOURS THOMPSON FALLS AND WEST YELLOWSTONE EACH REPORTED 
A HUNDREDTH OF AN INCH OF PRECIPITATION. THE REST OF THE STATE 
REMAINED DRY.

AT 10 AM...SKIES WERE CLOUDY WEST OF THE DIVIDE AND PARTLY SUNNY 
OVER THE SOUTHWEST REGION. ELSEWHERE SKIES WERE PARTLY CLOUDY TO 
MOSTLY SUNNY. TEMPERATURES RANGED BETWEEN 28 DEGREES AT WOLF POINT 
TO 48 DEGREES AT BILLINGS AND MALTA. TEMPERATURES INCLUDED 39 
DEGREES AT MISSOULA...46 AT GREAT FALLS AND CUT BANK...AND 34 AT 
GLASGOW AND MILES CITY. CUT BANK RECORDED GUSTY WEST WINDS TO 33 
MILES PER HOUR WHILE MALTA AND BILLINGS MEASURED GUSTS TO 29 MILES 
PER HOUR.  

REST OF THE DAY...THERE IS A CHANCE OF SNOW SHOWERS OVER WESTERN 
AREAS...OTHERWISE SKIES WILL BE PARTLY CLOUDY TO MOSTLY SUNNY. HIGH 
TEMPERATURES WILL REACH INTO THE 40S AND 50S.  

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