Weather

The Gallatin River near Logan is in a precarious spot...minor flooding will be a concern until Wednesday afternoon.

Governor Gianforte Declares Statewide Disaster Due To Flooding

Most of southwest Montana is in a precarious position through at least Monday morning due to rainfall and swelling rivers and creeks. The Yellowstone River in particular is facing several issues including Flash Flood Watches.

It's setting up for a dangerous night on southwest Montana roads with fresh snow on Friday and freezing temperatures on deck for Friday night and Saturday morning.

Southwest Montana is under a High Wind warning until Tuesday afternoon with winds of 60 to 70 mph possible at times, accompanied by snow. Dangerous driving conditions will occur.

It's a frigid morning here in Montana, but we're nowhere close to the coldest temperature on record. What was it? When did it happen? We have fun weather facts.

Breaking down or getting a flat tire in -30 wind chill is an entirely different scenario than when the weather is decent. It can actually become life or death in rural locations.

Warm temps leading into a sudden cold snap and many inches of snow do not bode well for most of Montana. Wet roads freezing overnight and a constant stream of snow, AND some gusty winds will create the perfect storm for terrible conditions.

Hello, February! Almost the entire state of Montana will have weather issues Tuesday evening and Wednesday with another round of snow and very cold temperatures heading our way.

When you type the question "Any Updates on the Past" instead of "Any Updates on the Pass", you'll be getting the best responses the Gallatin Valley has to offer.

From mountain ranges to rivers to bird nests to snowmobilers, Montana webcams probably offer the PRETTIEST couch surfing visuals. Here are some of our favorite webcams from across the entire state of Montana:

We've become used to the fire season Air Quality Alerts during the summer across Montana. The terrible wildfires of the last few seasons have made them a common occurrence. However, parts of Montana are susceptible to Air Stagnation Alerts during the WINTER, stemming mostly from wood-burning stove usage.