Glasgow, MT – Spring warmth will peak Thursday across northeast Montana before a fast-moving storm brings rain, wind, and snow through Friday morning. Residents should prepare for travel delays and sudden shifts in weather conditions.
According to the National Weather Service, Glasgow will see sunny skies and a high near 73°F Thursday. However, southeast winds of 10 to 16 mph will increase by the evening, bringing a 40% chance of thunderstorms after midnight. Gusts may reach 24 mph, especially along US-2 and rural roads leading east out of the city.
By early Friday, a wintry mix is likely. Snow accumulation is expected to remain light, but freezing rain could cause slick roadways between midnight and 3 a.m. Morning commuters should be cautious, especially along eastbound stretches of Highway 2. North winds will increase to 20 mph, adding to reduced visibility and icy conditions.
Temperatures will fall quickly Friday, with a high near 49°F. The cold air will linger, with lows dropping to 24°F Friday night. Saturday brings another 40% chance of snow, with highs struggling to hit 41°F. Winds will stay light but cold.
Looking ahead, Sunday and Monday will be dry but chilly, with highs near 44°F and lows in the mid-20s. Tuesday could bring more freezing rain.
Five-Day Outlook for Glasgow, MT:
- Thursday: High 73°F, evening storms
- Friday: High 49°F, snow mix early
- Saturday: High 41°F, chance of snow
- Sunday: Mostly cloudy, high 44°F
- Monday: Partly sunny, high near 49°F
