Weather

The Gallatin County Sheriff's Office issued a warning today that everyone should exercise "extreme caution" until 9 p.m. this evening during the red flag warning that the Bozeman area is currently under.

A winter-type storm is moving into the Bozeman area today, bringing rain and, at the upper elevations, snow.

This weekend's weather will be a preview of what is coming our way soon. With fall just a few weeks away, the weatherman is calling for . . .

We could get a repeat of the storms we experienced on Wednesday evening that rolled through the area with winds, heavy rain, and very intense lightning.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for upper elevations beginning Tuesday evening through Wednesday morning.

Very gusty winds up to 60 mph are possible for several counties in southwest Montana this weekend. Concern arises with all of our trees now in bloom and fully leafed.

Yes, it's true. The National Weather Service issued a Winter Weather Advisory on Sunday for Bozeman area mountains above 5500 feet. The advisory is in effect until noon on Monday.

Montana river levels and flows can fluctuate drastically this time of year. For property safety or recreation knowledge, check the flow before you go.

Potholes are part of Bozeman life. Lots of snow and wide temperature swings don't help. We CAN help the City keep up with repairs by reporting potholes when they appear.

Why does humidity make people sweat? Why does thunder come after lightning? What is a haboob? It's all here.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for portions of southwest Montana 9 p.m. Tuesday evening through 3 p.m. on Wednesday.

It looks like we're going to get another day near 60 degrees on Friday before a major storm drops down from Canada on Saturday. Snow accumulations are expected to be between