snow

The weather is going to be pretty messy in and around Yellowstone National Park on Monday. Several inches of snow is expected to fall, with up to 6" in the highest elevations surrounding the Park. Driving conditions could deteriorate quickly if you're in the area.

We might have quite a mess on our hands...a Winter Storm Warning (that's the big deal one), is in effect for Gallatin and Madison Counties until Noon on Tuesday. Several inches of snow is expected in the valleys with up to 18" of snow to accumulate in the mountains.

On one hand, I can't think of much that is prettier than snow capped mountain tops. On the other, while I'm over the heat and smoke, I'm not sure I'm ready for winter and everything that comes with that.

I realize that we are in the "Dog Days of Summer" and with the record high temps we've all been dealing with, skiing might be one of the last things on our minds. However, the season will open before we know it, and you could save yourself some serious money if you plan ahead.…

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory until Friday at 9 p.m. for this storm. Strong gusty winds as high as 35 mph are expected in the Bozeman.

Snow and strong winds expected late Monday evening into Tuesday for the Bozeman area.

Grab your shovel and after you clear your driveway and sidewalks of snow, don't forget some of these essential things that need uncovering too.

Every year the Gallatin Valley YMCA hosts their Annual SnowBall Gala, which is their biggest fundraiser.

Snow is expected throughout the day on Monday in the Bozeman area. More snow is expected to fall Tuesday and Wednesday.

Every year the Gallatin Valley YMCA hosts their Annual SnowBall Gala, which is their biggest fundraiser.

Snow is expected Tuesday evening in the Bozeman area and the National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory.

A challenging ski mountaineering event is being held this Sunday at Bridger Bowl.