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 Aug 14, 2026

More Rain Moves Through Montana

Rain made its way across the state of Montana, dropping between 1 and 3 inches in the extreme northeastern corner of the state. Plentywood received 2.83 inches of rainfall. A flash flood warning was issued overnight for the area, but expired at 6 a.m.

Glasgow received 46 hundredths on Thursday, with a trace more overnight, and more light rain on Friday morning. The automated National Weather Service sites map showed over 3 inches at one location in Roosevelt County.

KRTV Meteorologist Ryan Dennis put together some of the totals in this Facebook Post.

Drier conditions will be with us over the weekend, with a chance of more showers and thunderstorms becoming more prevalent by Monday night.  

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