Next 48 hours

Time	Temp	Feels	Rain	Wind	Humidity
Now	49°	45°	0%	SE 2 mph	62%
2 AM	42°	39°	0%	N 0 mph	70%
3 AM	46°	43°	0%	S 0 mph	65%
4 AM	44°	40°	0%	SE 0 mph	68%
5 AM	43°	39°	0%	SE 0 mph	69%
6 AM	42°	38°	0%	SE 0 mph	69%
7 AM	42°	38°	0%	SE 0 mph	70%
8 AM	40°	36°	0%	SE 0 mph	72%
9 AM	44°	40°	0%	SE 0 mph	70%
10 AM	49°	46°	0%	S 0 mph	62%
11 AM	55°	52°	0%	W 0 mph	51%
12 PM	61°	58°	0%	W 0 mph	41%
1 PM	64°	61°	0%	NW 0 mph	36%
2 PM	69°	66°	0%	NW 0 mph	31%
3 PM	71°	68°	0%	NW 0 mph	28%
4 PM	72°	69°	0%	W 0 mph	27%
5 PM	72°	70°	0%	NW 0 mph	29%
6 PM	70°	68°	0%	NW 0 mph	33%
7 PM	65°	63°	0%	S 0 mph	38%
8 PM	62°	59°	0%	S 0 mph	45%
9 PM	58°	54°	0%	SE 2 mph	49%
10 PM	54°	51°	0%	SE 2 mph	54%
11 PM	53°	49°	0%	SE 2 mph	58%
Fri
12 AM	52°	47°	0%	SE 5 mph	59%
1 AM	50°	48°	0%	SE 5 mph	62%
2 AM	49°	47°	0%	SE 5 mph	64%
3 AM	48°	46°	0%	E 5 mph	63%
4 AM	46°	44°	0%	SE 5 mph	67%
5 AM	45°	42°	0%	SE 5 mph	69%
6 AM	45°	42°	0%	NE 5 mph	69%
7 AM	45°	42°	0%	NE 5 mph	69%
8 AM	45°	42°	0%	SE 5 mph	73%
9 AM	45°	42°	0%	SE 5 mph	73%
10 AM	45°	42°	0%	SE 5 mph	73%
11 AM	62°	58°	0%	W 2 mph	42%
12 PM	62°	58°	0%	W 2 mph	42%
1 PM	62°	58°	0%	W 2 mph	42%
2 PM	69°	57°	0%	W 16 mph	30%
3 PM	69°	57°	0%	W 16 mph	30%
4 PM	69°	57°	0%	W 16 mph	30%
5 PM	63°	54°	0%	W 11 mph	37%
6 PM	65°	56°	0%	W 11 mph	37%
7 PM	65°	56°	0%	W 11 mph	37%
8 PM	54°	45°	0%	W 14 mph	62%
9 PM	54°	45°	0%	W 14 mph	62%
10 PM	54°	45°	0%	W 14 mph	62%
11 PM	50°	46°	0%	W 9 mph	77%
Sat
12 AM	50°	46°	0%	W 9 mph	77%

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About Missoula weather

Missoula is in Missoula County, Montana, United States at 46.87°, -113.99°. Right now it’s 43° and clear; today’s high is 72° with a 0% chance of rain.

Montana's climate is defined by its position as a gateway between the Pacific maritime influences from the west and the harsh continental climate of the northern Great Plains. The state holds the record for the largest 24-hour temperature change in U.S. history, when Loma experienced a 103-degree rise from minus 54 to 49 degrees Fahrenheit in January 1972. The Continental Divide runs through the western mountains, creating dramatically different weather on either side.