Crow Devastation
Heavy rains, resulting in some flooding across southeastern Montana on Thursday and so far - the Crow Indian Reservation has been hit the worst.
Heavy rains, resulting in some flooding across southeastern Montana on Thursday and so far - the Crow Indian Reservation has been hit the worst.
This morning as I was walking to work after buying my iced mocha a homeless gentleman ran me down from behind (figuratively) and when he caught up to me he asked me if I wanted to buy some sunglasses. Obviously this budding entrepreneur was not deterred by the fact my sunglasses were sitting on top of my head
Remember when you were a kid (for me it was mostly in the 70's) and loved the rain? I remember putting on my galoshes (when rain boots were called galoshes) and jumping in puddles, having toothpick races with my friends and making mud pies
The National Weather Service in Billings will make this one easy: it's going to rain on Wednesday…alot! In fact, there's a 100 percent chance of rain in Billings as a slow-moving storm settled in over the area overnight, the rain started before many in the area even woke up for the day
Federal lawmakers are seeking to lift restrictions on hydro-power development so more local irrigation districts could use water flowing through agricultural canals and pipelines to generate electricity.
May is finishing with a flurry of rain, hail, and even snow in places — that is giving drought watchers hope as the summer season looms.
More severe weather is in the forecast for parts of the central United States already reeling from powerful tornadoes this week. The Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma, says golf ball-sized hail, powerful winds and isolated, strong tornadoes could strike areas of Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana and Oklahoma on Tuesday
We had a late freeze last year that cut into hay production, couple that with a wet spring this year that is extending the hay-feeding season, and it all adds up to a tight supply of hay and rising prices.
Seems like we're getting all 4 of our seasons in 4 days.By the end of last week high temps were pushing 70 degrees.
Last night it was raining and today we have nearly white out conditions as you can see from the photo above
We talk about this a lot, but Billings remains the epicenter of Montana’s ongoing drought, and so far, March isn’t gettin’ any better.
We’re not the only ones who are worried about the lack of rain. Many ranchers and farmers are really going to be in trouble if the weather doesn’t cooperate.
Today's high was 50. It'll cool off slightly tomorrow but return to the 50's by the weekend and upper 50's by Tuesday. Who wants to rub suntan lotion on my back? Anyone... anyone? (crickets).