heat

Gusts could hit 65 mph Monday afternoon. There is also a Heat Advisory until 10 pm tonight.

The National Weather Service is predicting "early season record heat" for Billings and most of Montana this week, as a strong high pressure in the Western U.S. is producing "record breaking heat and elevated fire weather threats," according to the N.W.S.

Be careful of the heat while you're out observing the wilds.

The birds are already starting to migrate.

How do butterflies and dragonflies deal with the extreme heat?

Have a great weekend and don't forget about your pets. If i see an animal in a vehicle in this heat, that window is history.  Stay alert if you are in the parking lots this week. Animals and kids rely on you to be responsible so take it seriously...

There have been far too many stories in the news this summer about parents leaving their kids in the car while they go in and shop. This is not okay! We all know that a quick trip in the store can end up being much more than that.

We are not even a month into summer yet and the weather is almost unBEARably hot here in the Magic City.  Temperatures are predicted in the mid to upper 90’s all week!  I hope we can get a break soon!  I talked with Meteorologist Ed McIntosh today to find out if there is any relief in sight!

We’re heading into summer and with it comes hot temperatures!  In fact we are talking 90’s here in Billings beginning as soon as Friday and staying in the 90’s through at least next Tuesday!  Don’t sweat it!  You don’t have to run the air conditioner all day to stay cool!  Here’s 15 tips on how to beat the heat all summer long from MedicineNet.com.

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Never ever leave your dog  in the car in the summer.  Here's what will happen. 1.  Hyperthermia sets in when their body temperature is over 103 degrees. 2.  Their body starts to direct all blood to their internal organs, except their brain, they will pant and sweat from their paws,  in order to help them get back to normal...