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Northeast Montana Weather: Snow Possible Monday Night, November 2
Glasgow, MT – A stretch of dry fall weather across northeastern Montana could give way to rain and even a light rain snow mix early next week, as a changing weather pattern brings increasing precipita
By Natalie Brooks · 2026-10-28T10:35:02.281Z
Glasgow, MT – A stretch of dry fall weather across northeastern Montana could give way to rain and even a light rain snow mix early next week, as a changing weather pattern brings increasing precipitation chances beginning Halloween night.
According to the National Weather Service in Glasgow, dry conditions are expected to continue Wednesday, October 28, through Saturday, October 31, before light rain becomes possible Saturday night into Sunday.
Wednesday afternoon temperatures will generally reach the 40s and 50s across northeastern Montana, with Glasgow expected to reach approximately 52 degrees.
Thursday and Friday will remain dry, with temperatures ranging from the upper 30s to lower 50s, depending on location.
Halloween on Saturday, October 31, is expected to remain dry during the day , with afternoon highs reaching the upper 40s to upper 50s across much of the region.
Glasgow could reach 53 degrees Saturday, while Sidney may climb to 58 degrees.
However, rain chances begin increasing Saturday night as the next weather system approaches.
By Sunday, November 1, light rain becomes more likely across northeastern Montana, with precipitation expected to become widespread Sunday night.
The unsettled pattern will continue Monday, November 2, and Tuesday, November 3, bringing additional chances for light rain.
A mixture of light rain and snow is possible Monday night , particularly as temperatures cool during the overnight hours.
The National Weather Service has not indicated significant snowfall accumulations or issued a winter weather warning in the provided forecast.
Communities including Glasgow, Wolf Point, Sidney, Malta, Scobey and surrounding areas could experience changing weather conditions as November begins.
Motorists traveling across northeastern Montana should monitor updated forecasts, particularly during overnight periods when temperatures may approach freezing.
While the potential snow appears light at this time, changing temperatures could affect precipitation type in some locations.
Residents planning Halloween activities Saturday can expect generally favorable daytime conditions before rain chances increase later in the weekend.