MISSOULA — Well, the expected pattern change we talked about last week is here, however, just much weaker than things were looking last week.
Temperatures will be mostly in the upper 60s to low 70s through Tuesday with scattered showers primarily falling across Northwest Montana.
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For those with outdoor plants, patchy frost will be possible Tuesday morning.
A Frost Advisory has been issued for the Flathead Valley south through the Bitterroot Valley into Idaho Tuesday morning with lows between 32°-to-36° possible.
Higher elevations such as Seeley/Swan Valley, along with Philipsburg, Georgetown Lake and Butte could also see frost. The reason for no advisory is just due to the fact that cold temperatures like this aren't that uncommon for this time of year.
By Wednesday, another ridge of high pressure builds to end the week and continues into the weekend.
Highs will be in the 70s on Wednesday, then the 80s Thursday through Sunday.
The 90s will again be possible as we go into the start of next week.
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