Montana – Strong winds are set to sweep across northeast Montana on Monday, with gusts reaching up to 60 mph, creating travel risks and potential power outages. Residents should secure loose objects and prepare for possible disruptions.
According to the National Weather Service in Glasgow, a High Wind Watch is in effect for Monday, impacting Glasgow, Sidney, Malta, Wolf Point, and surrounding areas. Winds will range from 25 to 40 mph, with peak gusts of 60 mph expected in the afternoon. High-profile vehicles and outdoor structures could be affected, making travel difficult on major roadways like U.S. Highway 2.
The spring-like weather pattern will bring a mix of conditions throughout the week. Sunday will be mild with a high near 63°F, though increasing clouds signal the incoming wind system. Monday will be partly sunny, with strong winds developing by mid-morning. Overnight, temperatures will drop to 23°F, with breezy conditions continuing.
Looking ahead, Tuesday will bring calmer conditions, with a high of 51°F and southeast winds of 8-13 mph. By midweek, moisture returns, with a slight chance of rain Wednesday night into Thursday. Thursday’s high will reach 52°F, with increasing rain chances into Friday.
With Daylight Saving Time starting Sunday, expect darker mornings and extended daylight in the evenings. Prepare accordingly, and stay updated with the latest weather alerts.
