Posted: Feb 6, 2012 3:09 PM by Erin Yost (StormTracker Weather Center)
Updated: Feb 6, 2012 3:28 PM
High pressure continues to keep our weather dry across western Montana, even though it's been shifting west & east from time to time.
Monday we saw a quick increase in clouds compared to this past weekend because a weak disturbance dropped out of Canada into central Montana. It's helped scour out valley inversions & fog allowing for a nice amount of sunshine & warming temps while folks east of the divide deal with scattered snow showers & chilly temps.
Tuesday we can expect more of the same (maybe a little more sun) with highs in the mid 30s.
Things look to stay dry throughout the week with patchy fog, a mix of clouds & sun and highs in the 30s to even low 40s.
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