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 Sep 2, 2026

Severe Thunderstorms Possible Wednesday

Glasgow National Weather Service Office:

The next round of thunderstorms is set to develop across central MT on Wednesday afternoon.

These storms will spill into NE Montana during the evening hours, or especially from 4PM to 11PM MDT.

Some of the storms will be severe with a damaging wind and large hail risk.

Isolated brief heavy rainfall is also possible along with lightning as the storms track through the area. Please stay aware of changing sky conditions and monitor for any watches or warnings that may be issued.

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