Environmental

Most of us are cleaning more than ever and washing our hands more than ever before. But here's a list of pretty dirty things that you probably touch everyday.

Yup, you probably felt the rolling shortly before 6pm on Tuesday night. A 6.5 earthquake shook through Idaho and was felt in many areas of southwest Montana.

Winter isn't done with us. Gusty winds and up to 5" of snow is expected by Tuesday afternoon.

For now, Gallatin County is still the COVID-19 hotspot of Montana. (Folks really need to be staying home more.) But Terry Cunningham finds a few bright spots in our current situation.

All counties between Bozeman and Billings are expecting up to 5 more inches of snow by Wednesday afternoon, making commutes sloppy at best.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Big Sky Resort has decided to suspend the 2020 ski season at the close of Sunday March 15th. Details here:

Snow continues to fall around Gallatin County and the highest elevations may get up to a foot of fresh snow by Sunday night.

A mid March storm is headed for SW Montana and the highest elevations could get up to 10 fresh inches of snow, with at least a few inches expected in the valleys.

Another few very gusty days for Livingston and areas east on the I-90 corridor, including the Beartooth Foothills.

All of these Montana closing dates are subject to change at each ski resort's discretion, depending on end of season snow conditions and other factors. Several Montana areas have flexibility in their closing dates.

Warm temps in the northeast part of Montana has prompted a small stream flooding advisory until Tuesday morning. The rest of the state can't be far behind.

Several counties including Gallatin, Jefferson and Broadwater will see very gusty winds up to 60 MPH through Wednesday.