Eastern Montana Shatters Heat Records with 115°F Temperatures
Eastern Montana Shatters Heat Records with 115°F Temperatures
US · Published Jul 19, 2026
Eastern Montana experienced record-breaking heat on Sunday, July 12, with temperatures soaring to 115°F (46.1°C) in cities such as Glendive, Billings, and Miles City.
This extreme heatwave brought conditions comparable to Death Valley, one of the hottest places on Earth.

Impact & Risks

The extreme heat poses significant risks to both humans and animals, with temperatures reaching dangerous levels. Residents in affected areas, including Glendive, Billings, and Miles City, faced challenges such as heat stress and increased cooling demands. Vulnerable populations, including outdoor workers and animals, are particularly at risk during such heatwaves. Prolonged exposure to these temperatures can lead to heat-related illnesses and strain on local infrastructure.

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