snow

The high elevation snow advisory has been extended through Monday morning with as much as 20 inches possible in the mountain passes.

Higher elevations could see up to 2 feet of snow this weekend and travel through passes could be dangerous.

Southwest Montanans, if you are dreaming of a white Christmas, you are luckier than a lot of other people in the U.S. That’s according to information published by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s National Climatic Data Center...

Although Bozeman and Helena are not supposed to receive more than 2 inches, the majority of western Montana is expecting up to 8 inches in high elevations.

Snow and wind will be affecting SW Montana through Saturday night and hindering post holiday road travels.

A backcountry avalanche warning has been issued for the Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center’s entire advisory area. Natural avalanche activity is likely on all slopes following heavy snowfall and strong winds that created widespread instability, according to the GNFAC...

Traveling in Montana this holiday week could be treacherous through mountain passes with very heavy snow. Being prepared is the key and knowing when NOT to be on the roads can help everyone have a safe couple of days.

As we joke all year long about Bozeman drivers, a day like today with packed snow and icy highways elevates the eye rolling to another level.

Gallatin and Madison Counties are both under a Winter Weather Advisory for snow and blowing snow.

Old Man Winter may have finally caught up with us. So far, Bozeman has had a mild autumn, but that could all change this weekend. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for parts of central Montana, including Helena and Great Falls, from Sunday evening through Monday afternoon...

Not much precipitation will fall in the valleys but the higher mountains could still see significant snowfall today. The Advisory continues until 11pm tonight.

Yup. Snow. Several inches of it in the Bridger Range with this Winter Weather Advisory, which is more specific than they normally are.