Locations west of the divide could see 30-50 mph winds today as a cold front approaches the area. This front, though it will increase our winds today, should not bring any precipitation.The other impact of this front will be a brief but fairly strong cool down of about 10 to 15 degrees from our Monday highs. This cool down will last through your Tuesday and Wednesday before the full brunt of the high clears things out and we begin to see the warm part of our summer here in southwest Montana.
Highs by the end of the week will be pushing near 90 east of the divide, while west, expect temperatures well into the 80's for several days in a row.
Looking into the longer term, beyond the 7-day forecast, the weather pattern still looks to hold. If all goes well, we could go perhaps up to two weeks with dry and sunny weather and temperatures near or above the seasonal levels! I will keep an eye on that extended forecast, but it appears that now is the time to enjoy the great summer weather outside!
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