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Fall is sneaking into Western Montana faster than you think—frost could arrive as early as late August in places like Kalispell and Butte, with Missoula and Bozeman typically seeing their first frost in early September. Temperatures are already cooling, dropping from 84°F in Dillon by August 1 to a chilly 76°F by month’s end, and settling into the low 60s by September’s close. While major snowstorms aren’t on the horizon for lower elevations yet, history shows surprises—like a trace of snow in West Glacier back in September 1954. For most valleys, meaningful snow won’t arrive until October or November. So if you’re ready for cooler temps and sweeter fall air, don’t wait—season’s shifting fast.

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