You know about the snowplow...but have you seen "the towplow" in action in Montana? Now that the snow has stopped bombarding the state for a few days after the pre-Christmas arctic plunge, I wanted to take some time to look back at a cool conversation I had with Montana Department of Transportation Director Mack Long.
How common are 50 degree days in Billings, Montana? More common than you might think. Plus, check out these wild temperature swings across Montana in the past week- nearly 100 degrees difference in Bozeman.
Mother nature had a nice tour of Montana over the past 24 hours, dropping a significant amount of snow from the Idaho border to the Dakotas.
The Winter Storm Warning that was issued for the entirety of Montana marched across the state, wreaking havoc on travel...
Snow, ice and wind have been a disaster for Montana road conditions since Wednesday morning. The entire state has been affected by harsh driving conditions and the first responders have been VERY busy.
Low humidity, potentially gusty wind and near record high temperatures this weekend means fire danger is high for Yellowstone and surrounding counties.
Fire Weather Watches have been issued for dangerous conditions in several northeast Montana counties because of high temperatures and very gusty winds.
Temperatures between 95 and 105 along with dangerous conditions exist through Monday night for Missoula, Butte, Bozeman, Helena, Billings, Great Falls and everywhere in between.