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The southeast side of Flathead Lake and Glacier National Park both have a 60-75% probability of getting 45-mph winds Wednesday night through Thursday morning.

Our storm front has brought wet conditions across the region, as well as gusty winds and cooler temperatures.

The southeast side of Flathead Lake and Glacier National Park both have a 60-75% probability of getting 45-mph winds Wednesday night through Thursday morning.

The southeast side of Flathead Lake and Glacier National Park both have a 60-75% probability of getting 45-mph winds Wednesday night through Thursday morning.

The southeast side of Flathead Lake and Glacier National Park both have a 60-75% probability of getting 45-mph winds Wednesday night through Thursday morning.

The west side road of Hungry Horse Reservoir reopened to the public Friday, allowing travel all the way to Spotted Bear Ranger Station. The road had been closed since early August due to activity on the Ridge, Doris Point and Tin Solider fires. Recent rainfall has cooled the fires enough to allow both the east and west side roads to reopen.

Overall, Montana has so far experienced a well below-normal wildfire season, at least in terms of acreage burned. Over the past 20 years, wildfires burned an average of about 395,000 acres annually in Montana. As of Wednesday, the state Department of Natural Resources and Conservation reported that 114,324 acres had burned in Montana this season.

Overall, Montana has so far experienced a well below-normal wildfire season, at least in terms of acreage burned. Over the past 20 years, wildfires burned an average of about 395,000 acres annually in Montana. As of Wednesday, the state Department of Natural Resources and Conservation reported that 114,324 acres had burned in Montana this season.

Overall, Montana has so far experienced a well below-normal wildfire season, at least in terms of acreage burned. Over the past 20 years, wildfires burned an average of about 395,000 acres annually in Montana. As of Wednesday, the state Department of Natural Resources and Conservation reported that 114,324 acres had burned in Montana this season.

A climber was recently hoisted to safety in the Swan Mountains.