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AWUS85 KGGW 221629
RWSMT 

Montana Weather Summary
National Weather Service Glasgow MT
1029 AM MDT Sun Oct 22 2017

A storm system moved across the Northern rockies last night to 
bring wind and rain. Satellite imagery this morning shows a front
pushing southwest through Montana, bringing clouds and light rain
showers. However, the main threat will be strong west winds 
across the high plains. Radar imagery is showing only light 
scattered rain.

The maximum 24-hour precipitation was reported from Libby Dam with
54 hundredths of an inch. Kalispell came in with 26 hundredths, 
and St. Marys had 0.22 inch. Several other stations reported only 
trace amount up to 0.01 inch. West Yellowstone reported 1.0 inch 
of snow and a snow depth of 1 inch.

The lowest overnight temperatures came from Wolf Point Airport and
Plentywood, each with 24 degrees. More lows include Billings &
Great Falls with 40 degrees, Cut Bank with 35, Glasgow with 31,
Helena with 38, and Missoula with 38. 

At 10 AM this morning: Missoula, Helena and Glasgow reported 
light rain, Mullan Pass rain & fog. West yellowstone had light 
snow. The strongest winds were reported from Havre 31 gusting to
38, Lewistown 30 gusting to 36, and Grass Range 32 gusting to 45.
Many stations were averaging 25 gusting to 35. The current 
temperatures range from Helena and Grass Range with 56 degrees to 
34 degrees at West yellowstone. Missoula is 49, Great Falls & 
Billings 51, and Glasgow is 43.

Expect rain and highs in the mid 40s to lower 50s today west of 
the Divide. East of the Divide, winds will become very strong at
30 to 50 mph with gusts to 55 mph or greater at times. Most
temperatures will be in the 50s to 60s with isolated to scattered
rain showers.

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