A mainly dry and warm holiday weekend continues. Temperatures will climb toward 90 degrees over the next few days, with the heat lingering through Tuesday. The warm temperatures and rainfall will bring rising water levels on area rivers and streams through the week ahead. A more unsettled pattern with daily shower and thunderstorm chances fills in the second half of the week.
Isolated showers and a few strong thunderstorms are expected to move off the Beartooth/Absarokas Monday afternoon. The main threat with any thunderstorm will be gusty and erratic wind gusts 40-50 mph.
Scattered showers and a few strong to severe thunderstorms are expected Monday afternoon. The main threat with any thunderstorm will be gusty and erratic wind gusts up to 60 mph, brief downpours, and small hail. Make sure to stay weather aware!
As temperatures warm this weekend, high elevation snowmelt will result in increasing flows on area waterways. Be vigilant and cautious if you have plans to recreate near any water over the holiday weekend. Those living along area waterways should take precautions to protect livestock and property that may be in low lying areas adjacent to streams and rivers.
Temperatures are forecast to rise near and into the 90s in many areas over the next several days, around 20 degrees above normal. Be sure to take precautions to prevent heat related illness as you are out enjoying the holiday weekend.
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