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Product Timestamp: 2025-07-31 00:27 UTC
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572 FNUS75 KMSO 310027 FWSMSO Spot Forecast for Miller Gulch National Weather Service Missoula MT 627 PM MDT Wed Jul 30 2025 Forecast is based on forecast start time of 1800 MDT on July 30. If conditions become unrepresentative...contact the National Weather Service. .DISCUSSION...There are two main impacts to the fire area tonight. The first is east winds which will be increase between 1900 and 2100 and peak with gusts 20-25 mph before decreasing to variable at 4-7 mph on the ridges through the rest of the night. The second is an area of thunderstorms moving north through the Bitterroot valley and Sapphire Mountains this evening. The east winds will undercut those storms and cause them to die out, but they may still be capable of producing lightning as the near the fire area around 2000 to 2100. Another round of thunderstorms is expected tomorrow. These storms will be more widespread and have a better chance of causing heavy rain. A direct hit from the core of a thunderstorm tomorrow will likely bring around a quarter of an inch of rain. Anything other than a direct hit will likely bring a few hundredths. .TONIGHT... * Sky/Weather.........Partly cloudy. Chance of showers and thunderstorms in the evening. * CWR (> 0.10 Inch)...10 percent. * Chance Lightning....25 percent. * Min Temperature.....53-58. * Max Humidity........71-76 percent. * Wind (20 ft)........Northeast 6-7 mph in the evening increasing to east 5-10 mph gusting 20-25 mph by 2000. Winds decrease by midnight and are variable 4-7 mph through the morning. * Mixing Height.......6500 ft agl decreasing to 1000 ft agl. * Mixing Winds........Southeast 10 mph. * Precip Amount.......0.00-0.05 inches. .THURSDAY... * Sky/Weather.........Partly cloudy. Chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. * CWR (> 0.10 Inch)...10 percent. * Chance Lightning....40 percent. * Max Temperature.....81-86. * Min Humidity........28-33 percent. * Wind (20 ft)........Variable 2-4 mph becoming northeast 5-6 mph in the afternoon. * Mixing Height.......3500 ft agl increasing to 7500 ft agl. * Mixing Winds........East 5 mph. * Precip Amount.......0.00-0.10 inches. .THURSDAY NIGHT... * Sky/Weather.........Mostly cloudy. Chance of showers and thunderstorms in the evening. * CWR (> 0.10 Inch)...40 percent. * Chance Lightning....40 percent. * Min Temperature.....51-56. * Max Humidity........76-81 percent. * Wind (20 ft)........Southeast 5-6 mph in the evening becoming variable 2-4 mph. * Mixing Height.......1000 ft agl. * Mixing Winds........South 10 mph. * Precip Amount.......0.02-0.10 inches, unless hit directly by a storm, then closer to 0.25 inches. $$ Forecaster...Leach Requested by...Liz Figgins Type of request...WILDFIRE .TAG 2518791.2/MSO .DELDT 07/30/25 .FormatterVersion 2.0.0 .EMAIL mtmdc@firenet.gov