Arctic Air Mass Lingers for Areas of the East; Critical Fire Weather for the Plains; Active Weather Pattern for Hawaii

Arctic air lingers for the east, however, winds will slowly subside and a slow moderating trend starts during the week. Moisture continues to provide rainfall and higher elevation snow for the Pacific Northwest, northern California and northern Rockies through Monday. For the State of Hawaii, dangerous surf conditions with strong winds and heavy rainfall will impact the islands through Monday. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Tue, Feb 10, 2026 at 5:56:08 pm MST

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National Weather Service Great Falls, MT

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Weather History - February 10th

On this day in 1916, Glasgow measured the greatest snow depth on record with 26 inches! The station was located near the center of town surrounded by trees and other objects. This surrounding would be more conducive to trap any wind-blown snow, while the current observation station near the airport often has to contend with windy conditions, therefore blowing much of the snow away. Other locations with snow depths at the time include: 25 inches at Glentana, 24 inches at Malta, 17 inches at 3 miles SE of Medicine Lake, 11 inches at Mildred (SE of Terry).

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Arctic Air Mass Lingers for Areas of the East; Critical Fire Weather for the Plains; Active Weather Pattern for Hawaii

NWS Forecast Office Glasgow, MT