BILLINGS — Thursday is the final day of winter, but it will feel much more like summer as dry conditions really dig in and daytime highs could reach record levels.
Expect warmer-than-average temperatures, dry conditions, and breezy to windy weather through Friday, with near-record to record highs and low humidity driving elevated grass fire danger, especially west of Billings.
A quick cold front on Saturday will bring a slight chance of light rain and mountain snow by Saturday evening, along with cooler—but still above-normal—temperatures through the weekend. Warmer-than-average temperatures and dry conditions continue through the middle of next week, but some models are hinting at another cooldown and a chance of precipitation in the second half of next week.
Miller Robson
Q2 Morning Meteorologist
miller.robson@ktvq.com
