Heavy snow started to fall in town this morning with the Winter Weather Advisory in effect until 5pm today. Up to 3 inches should fall in Bozeman with up to 6 inches above 6,000 feet.
The advisory is for areas above 6,000 feet and they're calling for 4+ inches of snow. Get the Winter Weather Advisory details here:
Blustery conditions for the higher elevations around Bozeman with most snow falling above 6,500 feet. Gusty winds up to 30mph at times could make visibility very poor while traveling.
The advisory is for areas above 6,000 feet and for areas south of Bozeman but the Winter Weather Advisory continues. Details here:
With November upon us and 'real' winter right around the corner, let's take a minute to remember just how bad it can get in Montana. This particular (quick!) video was taken in Plentywood, MT in 2011.
The wind has been far more brutal than the meager snowfall thus far in the Gallatin Valley. There is still a chance for a couple of inches to fall and the temperatures to be very cold tonight. Details here:
After a gorgeous weekend, the weather is supposed to change drastically tonight though tomorrow with the highest of elevations projected to receive a foot of snow. Details here:
The snow gods are headed our way with the highest elevations prepared to see well over a foot of snow in the Bozeman area. How much snow in town?
Bozeman and surrounding areas could see wind gusts up to 65 miles and hour today and tomorrow. Details here:
A sever thunderstorm warning for South Central Gallatin County has been issued until 4:45pm. The storm is expected to have quarter size hail and gusts up to 60mph. While it's not immediately likely, a tornado may still develop.
Hot temperatures continue today across southwest Montana, producing a Red Flag Warning for fire danger across the entire area through tonight. Details here:
The National Forest Service has issued an update tonight on area wildfires. With prolonged hot weather and not very much rain, fire danger remains moderate to high in our area.