snow

The preliminary snowfall totals from this past weekend have been posted, and several areas of Yellowstone County had more than a foot of snow over the weekend, with more expected to accumulate through the week.

Current N.W.S. predictions have Billings in the 40 to 70 percent probability range of getting 4 or more inches of snow accumulation by Thursday.

I've kicked around the idea of paint one of the walls in my house with an outdoor scene.

The groundhog says that spring is coming early, and yet I got my travels in today and nothing but snow, wind and cold. Do I believe in a rodent or my old knees that said something is coming?

A Sign to Save a Medical Problem, or Just CYA?

Traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday is going to be challenging with several weather systems likely to cause delays from coast to coast.

With this wisdom, I plan ahead and get ready for what is going to happen.

We call them spring, summer, winter and fall. For some of you it's road construction season, too dang hot, 3 days of fall colors and then nothing but cold, snow, rain, bad roads, sickness, and shoveling.

Western Montana is preparing for what the National Weather Service is calling a "Historic Winter Storm" that's expected to hit this weekend. A Winter Storm Watch will be in effect from 6pm Friday, September 27 through 6pm on Sunday, September 29 for most of the state's western half.

Severe weather is expected to arrive in southeastern Montana tomorrow (6/6) afternoon with the potential for large hail, heavy winds and torrential rain through Friday (6/7).

Snow is forecast to start early Tuesday (4/30) morning in Billings making rush hour travel hazardous with slushy, slick roads and poor visibility.

What's shaping up to be a historic spring storm could bring feet of snow to areas of Montana over the next 48 hours. Winter Storm Wesley is expected to have blizzard-like conditions in the plains on Wednesday with 1-2 feet of snow and wind gusts up to 60 mph possible.