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K2 Radio News reader Tony Cooper has shared this video of a funnel cloud that appeared in Natrona County near Casper Mountain earlier this afternoon.

One of the biggest storms of the year just swept through Montana, but there is still drought in the Treasure State.

The National Weather Service has stated there is potential for accumulating snowfall Friday night into Saturday for upper elevations.

Most people have summer on their mind when Memorial Day rolls around. They are thinking about barbecuing, camping and being outside.

A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued from 9:00 a.m. Friday to midnight Friday night.

Rain, thunderstorms and lightning rolled into southwest Montana on Thursday morning.

If you don't have a rain barrel set up yet, NOW is the time to do it. After heavy showers today, more rain is on the way through Wednesday evening.

The National Weather Service in Great Falls has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch for Gallatin County and surrounding areas until 10pm tonight.

Warm temperatures combined with heavy rain and snow in the high elevations could cause flooding in the Bozeman area.

Rain showers and cool temperatures will be with us for most of the week. The MOOSE will keep an eye on any flooding alerts that come down but in the meantime, plant some grass seed!

Every Spring in Bozeman I look for that week (hopefully not TOO early) that Mother Nature is calling for quite a bit of rain...and the next several days look GREAT to lay down some grass seed and fill in any patches. Lazy lawn care, if you will.

It's the last day of school today for many, the official start of summer for the aforementioned many. Is tomorrow then the day that we turn that page? How long have we've been asking that? I know, I know. But school's out forever! It's crunch time now. Mother Nature, for the kid's sake, PLEASE!