Weather

A good chunk of the entire state of Montana is under a Red Flag Warning with 'critical fire weather conditions'.

A large area of southwest Montana will get dangerous winds gusts Sunday and Monday. Hazardous travel conditions and power outages from downed branches and trees are possible.

Thursday is turning out to be a blessing for those wanting fresh snow. The Bridgers already got 7" to 9" of snow last night, when the Big Sky area received 3 to 4 inches. The rest of Thursday is proving to bring more.

Tuesday afternoon the West Yellowstone Police Department Dispatch Center received a call for a snowmobiler that was injured and unable to ride out.

At least, that's what history says. I think we can all agree it's been nice having longer days, so warmer temps might be a welcome respite too.

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.

Sometimes the wind here in Montana can be dangerous and these tips can definitely help.

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.

Our mountains are getting another round of snow, with up to 10 inches near Homestake Pass and Georgetown Lake. The high elevations around Bozeman are only supposed to see up to 5" by Tuesday morning.

It's so cold that Governor Greg Gianforte issued an emergency executive order on Friday to keep Montanans warm.

The brutal cold temperatures are no secret this week. Gallatin County and most of Montana are under a week long deep freeze. Now add a Wind Chill Advisory on top of that.

Yellowstone National Park is the poster child for winter this week with frigid temps and TONS of fresh snow. The next storm could bring 16 more inches of new snow by Friday night in the Park.