MISSOULA — Expect another scorching day in Western Montana.
Temperatures are again expected to climb into the high 80s and low 90s. Overall, these hot temperatures are considered about 20° above average for early June.
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Yesterday, Missoula tied the old high temperature record for June 9 at 94°, which was set in 2015.
Today, Kalispell will have a chance to tie the old record of 90° for June 10, which was set in 1956.
Be careful in this heat — do not leave people or pets in cars, stay hydrated, and find shade/AC when possible.
The heat may eventually lead to afternoon showers/thunderstorms later today.
Most of the action will occur in Southwest Montana and along the Divide, but everyone has a slight chance to see a quick cell move through.
Winds may peak at 50 mph in these types of thunderstorms, so be wary of outdoor objects that may need to be secured.
By tomorrow, temperatures will start to cool down while the PM thunderstorm chances stick around.
Watch the 24/7 StormTracker Weather stream below:
