Weather

You folks can also tell us the one town or place that you will absolutely try to avoid when traveling. Whether they just don't have what you want or it's a problem navigating through it or it's just plain boring.

Some portions of Yellowstone County could get a significant amount of snow accumulation this weekend, with another spring storm bringing whiteout conditions to parts of Montana.

After Billings received the highest April snowfall total since 1955 last week, with a total of 13.9 inches of accumulation on April 12, you would hope that was our last blast of winter weather. Maybe not.

Surviving the snowstorm, an update on Billings School Board, and more.

Today's article is an opportunity to show my snow picture and maybe talk year-round BBQing.

There may be a few Montana weather terms that you don't recognize. Here's a helpful list that defines some of Montana's weather terms.

Travel is expected to be "difficult to impossible" around Billings beginning tomorrow (Tuesday) as an early Spring storm could dump over a foot of snow in our area by Wednesday (4/13).

Spring in Montana is one of many reasons we love calling Montana home.

It feels like spring has arrived in the Billings after a weekend with mild temperatures and an even warmer start to the week, but you may not want to put away your winter coat and snow boots just yet.

Would you ever do something like this?

Billings officially recorded a snowfall total of 13.8 inches of accumulation for February 2022, which was more than 4 inches over our average for the month. But March could turn out to be our biggest snowmaker of the year with the way the month is going so far.

If I see one of you in the Suicide Lane Snowbank Situation, I might stop to help. But not until after I've had my giggle.