winter

With winter just around the corner, what can we expect as far as winter weather this year in Montana and just how far away is the first significant snowfall?

It won't be long before the snow starts flying in Montana. The state is known for its long harsh winters and subzero temperatures. The amount of snow the state receives varies from year to year, but one thing's for certain, Montana winters can be absolutely brutal...

Ask five Montanans about what time is appropriate to start snow blowing, and you'll get five different opinions. Snow blowing etiquette exists, but snow blowing TOLERANCE is more important.

Can you guess which towns made the top 20?

We need to have a serious discussion about something we don't like to talk about.

Who doesn't love getting cool stuff at bargain prices? Twice a year, downtown Bozeman holds a Crazy Days weekend - one in the summer and one in the winter. I'd argue that the Winter Crazy Days holds the biggest bargains, especially if you're into outdoor gear.

A popular stretch of I-90 through Montana closed earlier this morning because of bad road conditions. Reports state that several vehicles were off the road.

Montana is known to be a winter wonderland, but when it comes to most brutal winters, there are 8 states that rank higher than Montana.

Get ready for a round of significant snowfall followed by sub zero temperatures across dozens of Montana counties. Snow in the valleys could make driving conditions difficult, but the mountain passes could get well over a foot of fresh snow.

The snowiest towns in Montana are the stuff of winter legends. So where does the most snow fall?

You can expect a little snark, brutal honesty, and quality advice from Montanans when you ask for "just five words" of winter advice.

Winter in Montana is no joke and you want to make sure that you're prepared in every way. So when it comes to warming up your vehicle, how long is long enough?