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KEY MESSAGES

- Cool temperatures continue through Thursday, with low temperatures near to below freezing.

- A gradual warming trend through the weekend. Temperatures look to peak on Saturday.

DISCUSSION

Below to much below average temperatures will continue through tonight, with a gradual warming trend bringing more moderate temperatures thereafter. Upper ridging begins building late Thursday night following a strengthening low off the coast of Baja California. As the ridge tracks east, highs trend back above average for the weekend. Highs look to peak on Saturday with mid to upper 70s.

Dry weather will continue through the week, save for the potential for patchy fog overnight tonight. The next chance for precip looks to be mid week next week.

FORECAST CONFIDENCE & DEVIATIONS:

Lowered day 1 and 2 temperatures to further collaboration following NBM10 guidance. Wednesday temperatures are a bit more uncertain, following subtle ridging over central and eastern MT, caused by the track of the low over the intermountain west. Regardless, the uncertainty remains non impactful.

Low confidence in patchy fog this morning.

AVIATION

LAST UPDATED: 0530Z

FLIGHT CAT RANGE: MVFR - IFR conditions clearing by 18Z.

Discussion: IFR ceilings and patchy fog during the overnight hours will fully clear by 18Z. Thereafter, dry weather and clear skies during the afternoon.

Winds: Light winds overnight, becoming northwest at 5 kts or less during the afternoon.

GGW WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES

None.

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