A significant wind event, with sustained wind speeds of between 35-55 mph for 12-18 hours and higher gusts, will impact Central and North Central Montana on Thursday. The duration and magnitude of the winds will lead to dangerous driving conditions, power outages, property damage, and areas of reduced visibility due to blowing dust. Consider delaying travel if possible on Thursday, especially if operating a high profile vehicle. Beware of your surroundings if outside, watch out for falling trees/limbs, downed power lines, and other flying debris . This wind event will rival the December 17th (2025) and March 8th (2026) wind storms.#MTwx
A significant wind event, with sustained wind speeds of between 35-45 mph for 12-18 hours and higher gusts, will impact Southwest Montana on Thursday. The duration and magnitude of the winds will lead to dangerous driving conditions, power outages, property damage, and areas of reduced visibility due to blowing dust. Consider delaying travel if possible on Thursday, especially if operating a high profile vehicle. Beware of your surroundings if outside, watch out for falling trees/limbs and downed power lines. This wind event will rival the December 17th (2025) and March 8th (2026) wind storms. #MTwx
Confidence remains high that a long duration and significant amount of snow will fall along the Continental Divide from late this evening through Saturday afternoon, with periods of whiteout conditions on Thursday. Further east over the remainder of Central and North Central Montana confidence in the timing and amount of snow is moderate; however, subtle changes in the timing of a cold front and where it stalls out from Friday through Saturday will have a big impact on snowfall amounts. #MTwx
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