weather

We've been enjoying above average temperatures pretty much since Christmas, and (knock on wood) there's been no big snowfall. That's just means we're going to pay for it later and have snow until June, right?

After temperatures hit the 50's on Saturday, a dramatic drop of up to 30 degrees will happen in 24 hours as a winter weather front brings icy roads to the area on Sunday.

Traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday is going to be challenging with several weather systems likely to cause delays from coast to coast.

Well we should be happy that it's just raining. Up north or home as I call it in Havre, it has been snowing all day.

I often think of spending time with my kids at Crystal Lake in the Snowies.

It looks like we may have now turned the corner on summer. Forecasts have a little dry period heading our way, for about a week.

Take a picture of the landscape now and compare it to what it will look like on July 31st.

I was happy to see Dick's bird today because when you see Dick's bird, it means warmer temperatures have arrived. Dick's bird does not like to come out when it's cold.

Any big snows left before spring? My prediction is we see another couple of snowy days, but no accumulation above an inch for either. If I'm wrong, I won't feel bad. There are many who go to school for this sort of thing and get it wrong all the time (except for Bob McGuire of course).

When Mother Nature gives you roughy 48 inches of snow .. make a snowman, or in this case a snow creature. I think we can all agree that we are about done with all of this snow and are looking forward to spring and warmer temperature. It could be worse, we could have the current weather that Denver and Wyoming is having...

For me, it's short sleeves and jackets by 40, and shorts by 50...but I'm one of those "always hot" kind of people. In fact, now that everyone is gone, I have the A/C on in the studios.

The National Weather Service is forecasting a "prolonged period of accumulating snow" Sunday through Tuesday with highs in the single digits and dangerous wind chills.