snow

Yellowstone County is under a High Wind Warning until 6pm MDT this evening (Wednesday 10/14), with gusts up to 70 mph possible, and hazardous travel conditions.

Current N.W.S. predictions have Billings in the 40 to 70 percent probability range of getting 4 or more inches of snow accumulation by Thursday.

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

We got our first snow and it was in September. I'm guessing the folks who blow out sprinklers couldn't answer the phone fast enough.

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.

Western Montana is preparing for what the National Weather Service is calling a "Historic Winter Storm" that's expected to hit this weekend. A Winter Storm Watch will be in effect from 6pm Friday, September 27 through 6pm on Sunday, September 29 for most of the state's western half.

The Farmer's Almanac is predicting a "Parade of Snowstorms" for our region this Winter. With Monday (9/23) being the first day of Fall, that "parade" may end up rolling down streets of the Magic City a little sooner that anyone wanted.

Severe weather is expected to arrive in southeastern Montana tomorrow (6/6) afternoon with the potential for large hail, heavy winds and torrential rain through Friday (6/7).

Snow is forecast to start early Tuesday (4/30) morning in Billings making rush hour travel hazardous with slushy, slick roads and poor visibility.

What's shaping up to be a historic spring storm could bring feet of snow to areas of Montana over the next 48 hours. Winter Storm Wesley is expected to have blizzard-like conditions in the plains on Wednesday with 1-2 feet of snow and wind gusts up to 60 mph possible.

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...

With space heaters and snow blowers working overtime, it's been weeks since we've gotten above 32 degrees. While we will likely see significant snow this weekend, Billings is expected to have high temperatures above the freezing mark almost every day until late March.