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Northeast Montana Weather: Warmup Brings 60s Across Region Sunday Nov 8
GLASGOW, MT – Northeast Montana residents can expect an unusually mild November weekend as temperatures climb into the 60s across much of the region, with some communities approaching 70 degrees Sunda
By Dylan Reeves · 2026-11-05T11:02:57.883Z
GLASGOW, MT – Northeast Montana residents can expect an unusually mild November weekend as temperatures climb into the 60s across much of the region, with some communities approaching 70 degrees Sunday, November 8.
According to the National Weather Service in Glasgow, an extended stretch of warm and dry weather will continue across northeast Montana, with Sunday expected to be the warmest day of the seven day forecast.
Temperatures Climb Through the Weekend Thursday begins with afternoon highs ranging from the upper 40s to middle 50s across northeast Montana.
Glasgow is forecast to reach 50 degrees Thursday, followed by 51 Friday and 58 Saturday.
Other communities, including Sidney, Glendive, Wolf Point and Malta, will experience a similar warming trend as temperatures gradually increase heading into the weekend.
By Saturday, highs should reach the upper 50s to lower 60s in several locations.
Sunday Brings Warmest Temperatures Sunday is expected to deliver the week's highest temperatures, with widespread readings in the 60s.
Winnett could reach 68 degrees, while Circle and Jordan are forecast near 65.
Glasgow, Glendive, Sidney and Whitewater are expected to reach approximately 63 degrees.
Meanwhile, Wolf Point, Culbertson, Malta and Poplar could climb to around 64 degrees.
These conditions will provide a mild stretch of weather across communities throughout the Glasgow forecast area.
Cooler Monday Before Another Warmup The National Weather Service expects temperatures to decline Monday, November 9, with highs generally returning to the upper 40s and 50s.
Glasgow is forecast to reach 53 degrees Monday before warming to 56 Tuesday and 58 Wednesday.
Circle could rebound to 61 degrees Wednesday, while Winnett may reach 63.
Dry weather is expected to remain the dominant pattern over the coming days.
Residents planning outdoor activities this weekend can anticipate favorable conditions, although local temperatures will vary.