The Outdoors

Friday commutes could be quite messy with several inches of snow and gusty winds up to 35 mph on the way.

Ice jams are causing problems in the Great Falls area on the Missouri River, prompting a Flood Advisory this week.

Yellowstone National Park will get more snow with up to a foot in certain areas.

Dangerous wind chills of up to -30 are possible through Monday morning as fresh snow and gusty winds move into the area.

The coolest Bozeman 'old timers' often started their love affair with Montana by working in Yellowstone National Park. Here's how to find job openings for the summer:

Up to 4 fresh inches of snow is expected with a Winter Weather Advisory in effect through 9am Friday and MUCH cooler temperatures on the way.

Walk/wade, prohibit commercial fishing, Citizen's Day, rest-rotation and limits/caps are all phrases you'll see in the VERY important Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks survey.

Minimal snow but very gusty winds will continue on Bozeman Pass through Livingston and areas east. Although improving, I-90 crosswinds have been quite serious with gusts up to 70 mph.

The southern mountains near the Idaho border will see the most snow out of this Winter Weather Advisory with gusty winds and up to 10 inches of fresh snow.

Alex Marienthal of the Gallatin National Forest Avalanche center stops by the Moose studio to talk about three items that you need to have in order to be prepared for an avalanche.

A fresh round of snow is headed our way, with several inches for mainly southern regions of Gallatin and Madison counties.

60 mph gusts have been commonplace for the last several days and a Wind Advisory continues for the Livingston area through Wednesday afternoon.