Weather

Spring! Flowers! Birds! POTHOLES! Now you can report those potholes you see (or run over) to the City of Bozeman on their Pothole Hotline.

Spring avalanche concerns are now almost exclusively tied to instability of any new snow that builds up.

Despite the fact that spring should be in the air, Old Man Winter just won't make way for sunshine and flowers.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for upper elevations near the Bozeman area.

This will likely change with the arrival of new snow over the next few days.

Late Monday night Bozeman Fire was called out to rescue a dog from a frozen pond in Valley West subdivision.

Gallatin County has received a record amount of snow in the past month for that period of time with the snow containing a near record amount of water.

Isolated avalanche dangers will be on the rise as the weather continues to warm up, especially on southern facing slopes.

If you have a free weekend, there are many sights to see in southwest Montana.

Given the recent roof collapses due to heavy snow loads, lots of Bozeman folks are shoveling the snow of their own roof. Good! It's actually quite easy with the proper tool.

There are many ways to celebrate the beginning of a new season. You can go hiking, you can go on a road trip, or you can get a free ice cream cone at Dairy Queen.

The Bozeman area could get up to 6 inches of snow with up to a foot in the mountains with most of western Montana under a Winter Weather Advisory.