The Outdoors

Some parts of Yellowstone National Park could see 6" of fresh snow by Thursday. Bozeman may see a few snow showers much later this evening.

You caught this one too? It was stunning this morning. I'm thankful to this day that I'm still excited to catch an exceptional Bozeman sunrise. Those colors never get old.

A small quake or two? Not rare. But Stanley has seen over a dozen earthquakes in the last 24 hours.

A High Wind Warning continues until 9pm Sunday night for the I-90 corridor through Big Timber and areas north. It's been a brutal week of dangerous winds with damaged trees, fences and vehicle accidents.

Yet another Winter Storm Watch is hitting Yellowstone with 40 MPH winds possible and up to 14" of snow by Saturday night.

"Real" winter weather continues this week for Yellowstone National Park and several other parts of Wyoming and Montana. The southern portion of Yellowstone is expected to get the most snow out of this next storm.

The mountains could see up to 18" but the valleys are supposed to get quite a bit of snow too out of the storm this weekend. It's a Winter Weather Watch with some legs.

It's one of those days with very gusty winds along the I-90 corridor through Livingston. This Wind Advisory is calling for gusts up to 60 MPH on Thursday.

Thursday's weather south of Butte could be dangerous for fire potential with warm temps, gusty winds and low humidity.

Wednesday and Thursday could be dangerous for travel if you're headed north. Several counties are under a High Wind Watch with gusts up to 70 MPH possible.

Keeping all the leaves out of our storm drains is the goal and the City of Bozeman tries to make it as easy as possible by picking up your raked leaves. The 2020 pickup schedule has a couple of updates to it so take a peek.

There's just not a lot of air movement which is making for polluted air close to the ground. Through Friday at noon, those who have respiratory issues should use caution while outside.