Clear sailing (rowing?) ahead!

Current conditions:
Cloudy, but clearing into the evening. Temperatures have fallen to the mid-40s behind the cold front, with winds at 15-20 mph from the north.

Short-term Forecast:
The surface high in MT/WY will be slowly sliding eastward over the coming days, keeping conditions cool and sunny with calmer winds.

Long-term forecast:
High pressure will continue to dominate, however showers may be possible over the weekend.

Today, Nov. 12:
Low: Near freezing. Frost is possible in sheltered areas away from the water.
Winds: From the north at 10-15 mph, gusts may be higher (~20-25)
Currently cloudy with clearing overnight.

Thursday, Nov, 13:
High: Low to mid-40s
Low: Upper 20s, watch for frost!
Winds: 15-20 mph from the north to northeast
Clear and sunny!

Friday, Nov 14:
High: mid-40s
Low: upper-20s (more frost)
Winds: From the northeast at about 15 mph, shifting to easterly throughout the day
Clear and sunny, again.

Saturday, Nov 15:
High: low 50s
Low: low 40s
Winds: 5-10 mph from the southeast
Mostly sunny with a few occasional clouds and calmer winds than the previous few days, Clouds will increase into the evening with possible showers overnight and wind shifting out of the northwest.

Sunday, Nov 16:
High: low 50s
Low: mid to upper-30s
Winds: 5 to 10 mph from the north to northwest.
Overcast with showers likely.

Forecasters Rogers and Picard

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