Weather

Ice jams continue to be an issue in southwest Montana with water levels near bankfull. We're under a Flood Advisory until Wednesday evening.

We've got some snow dancin' to do. As of January 15th, the Gallatin Basin isn't getting the "snow water equivalent" that we should be.

Gallatin and Broadwater counties are prone to Flood Advisories with all of our fantastic waterways. An advisory has been issued for our area through Friday evening.

Montana is going to be a very windy place this week. Gallatin County is no exception with wind gusts of 65 MPH possible through Wednesday night.

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

Gallatin County will get up to 5" of snow and very gusty winds through Monday night until about 9am Tuesday morning. Even small amounts of snow combined with wind will create poor visibility.

Ice jams are rearing their ugly heads near Three Forks, prompting a Flood Advisory until at least noon on Tuesday.

Yes, it's the shortest day of the year. The day with the fewest hours of daylight...and other than a beautiful summer day it's my favorite day of the year. Why?

Have you ever been to an 'upside down' ski area?

Park County (along with several others) has a High Wind Watch with 75 MPH gusts possible all weekend, through Sunday night.

Seeing the snow fall with your own eyes is always better than any ski report! Don't just get the numbers, check the actual live feeds from Big Sky Resort's webcams.

The I-90 corridor of Livingston to Big Timber and Reed Point are under a Wind Advisory all day Tuesday with very gusty winds up to 60 MPH.