BILLINGS — After an evening of isolated showers and thunderstorms possible especially north and east of Billings, we will see clearer conditions as a low pressure trough moves northeast. Lows will be in the 50s to low 60s.
For Wednesday: Generally dry with highs in the 80s to low 90s. There is a low chance of thunderstorms in southeastern Montana. By late in the day, a slight chance of showers develops north of Bilings around Wheatland (Harlowton) and Golden Valley (Ryegate) Counties due to a approaching weather system.
Expect occasional hazy skies from wildfire smoke, though no significant impacts are anticipated.
Thursday to Saturday: A trough from the Pacific Northwest will bring more widespread precipitation, especially late Thursday into Friday. Ample moisture is expected, with the potential for varying precipitation patterns. Higher elevations may see rain and possibly some snow above 11,000 feet.
Expect cooler weather with highs potentially 10-20°F below average, reaching only mid-70s in Billings on Friday. By the weekend, temperatures are expected to rebound towards average, reaching the mainly the 80s in the afternoons.
The forecast remains uncertain for next week with the possibility of scattered showers. Check back for updates!
