flooding

Conditions seem uncomfortably similar to last year's weather event that caused historic flooding in communities across south-central Montana.

Natural cycles bring back the wet.

Montana is giving out over $600,000 to irrigation districts and water use associations affected by the flooding this past summer across Montana.

In the past, the Montana Office of Tourism has done a great job at bringing tourists into Montana. However, with the launch of a new campaign this month, I worry that this new campaign may be too late.

Yesterday, Stockman Bank announced through their Montana Flood Relief Fund, a donation totaling $75,000 with more to come.

After a catastrophic flooding event, we all want to get back to normal. However, you need to take it slow, and safe, while cleaning up. Here are some tips on how to best do that!

It built over months.

Flood levels measured on the Yellowstone River are beyond record levels.

If you're headed to MontanaFair or have other outdoor events planned for Sunday (8/11), keep an eye on the weather. Severe weather is possible for Billings and the surrounding area through tonight.

We hear about record flooding all the time but sometimes it's hard to put it in perspective, so I took this picture while in Cincinnati.

Whenever there is imminent danger for fire in the forests they restrict use, campfires, motorized ATV's etc. Also, back country use is restricted when there is avalanche danger. I think it would have been appropriate to restrict river use this weekend because of the record setting flood dangers...

Hydrologists say the Clark Fork is on track for record flooding. According to the National Weather Service, the latest projection is for it to reach the 13-and-a-half foot range in Missoula, and some of the high country weather stations show 60-to-70 inches of water has yet to melt out...