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DISCUSSION

KEY MESSAGES:

- Stretch of above normal temperatures continues for several days through next weekend.

- Next potential for widespread precipitation is early next week.

WEATHER PATTERN OVERVIEW:

Expect generally quiet weather over northeast Montana through the coming weekend, even with a series of upper troughs moving across the state. With the flow off the Pacific, temperatures will remain above normal for this time of year. Each trough has a slightly better chance for precipitation, although overall probability is not high until next next week. By then the flow is expected to turn more northwest, bringing some colder air south to return temperatures to slightly closer to normal and increase the chances for overrunning precipitation for the end of the year.

FORECAST CONFIDENCE & DEVIATIONS:

Confidence is high (>80%) on above normal temps for the next several days.

Chance for precipitation this afternoon and evening is low (<30%) but could occur as rain, freezing rain or snow. Any accumulation would be very light (<0.05").

AVIATION

VFR. Clouds increasing and lowering through the day with low chances of mixed precipitation in the late afternoon and evening.

GGW WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES

None.

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