Flooding

Today is sketchy for most of western Montana in terms of flooding risk. Even flash flooding could occur if Tuesday storms aren't dry lightning situations. It's sort of a 'no win' on Tuesday.

The cycle of warmer temperatures and afternoon showers and thunderstorms are prompting many Flood Watches across central Montana. Creeks, streams, and rivers are all at risk of flooding on Wednesday - travelers and recreationists are urged to use caution.

Keep vigilant this afternoon as storm cells move into the area again with over an inch of rain possible in some locations of southwest Montana including Gallatin County. Hail and gusty winds are expected along with these storms.

"Aggressive river rise" due to several inches of rain is in store for counties in eastern Montana, with possible flooding through Friday night. Creeks, streams, and rivers are all at risk and residents should keep a close eye on powerful weather cells.

The Powder River in eastern Montana happens to be the first dealing with flooding issues. Specifically, and ice jam seven miles south of Broadus is their culprit and causing concern.

A fundraising event for Red Lodge is happening Saturday, June 25 in Bozeman.

John Mayer, famous musician and part-time Montana resident is doing his part to help Montana flood victims.

Celebrating its 150th Anniversary, many thought this would be the busiest year ever for Yellowstone National Park, however, flooding has put that in jeopardy.

Here is a list of verified GoFundMe pages set up to help Montana flood victims.

Flood levels measured on the Yellowstone River are beyond record levels.

Yellowstone National Park announced that the park is closed to visitors after it received a historic amount of rainfall, causing flooding, rockslides, and mudslides.

As rivers and streams continue to rage, many parts of Montana are seeing near-record flooding which has resulted in the temporary closing of Yellowstone.