Environmental

You may encounter gusty winds up to 45 MPH if you're headed south into Idaho for the holiday weekend.

Cool, rainy weather for the Gallatin Valley is actually evolving into several inches of snow, west of Anaconda in the mountains near Georgetown Lake.

Significant rain showers through Tuesday will increase the likelihood of flooding for rivers and streams in western Montana.

We're finding peace in small things these days. Our friend AJ Scaff has a knack for capturing cool stuff like this bald eagle just chillin' on a gravel bar in the Yellowstone River.

If you're looking to add a tree to your landscaping, consider one of the prettiest trees that grow well in Bozeman - a Japanese Lilac tree. It's not the same as the all the lilacs you'll find around town...but it smells wonderful and it's a real "tree" tree.

If you're familiar with the Luccock Park and Pine Creek areas south of Livingston, you'll appreciate this super quick video of a sunrise up in the mountains.

They say spring snow in Montana keeps the Murder Hornets away. Or something. HIGH ELEVATIONS could see a foot of snow by Wednesday morning.

After a scary couple of days, the town of West Yellowstone lifted the water restrictions on it's drinking water in a press release late Saturday.

They happen the 2nd Saturday of every month from 9am to noon at the Bozeman dump (aka the Bozeman Convenience Site).

Very gusty winds up to 60 mph are possible for several counties in southwest Montana this weekend. Concern arises with all of our trees now in bloom and fully leafed.

High elevations and mountain passes could see over 6 inches of fresh snow with a Winter Weather Advisory in effect. The valleys will see significant rain showers and much cooler temperatures.

AJ Scaff captured some incredible, up-close-and-personal drone footage of the flooding Yellowstone River this week. (The drone almost went for a swim!)