Advisory

A Winter Weather Advisory for snow has been issued for several locations in southwest Montana through Monday evening. High elevations should see several inches of snow with up to a foot accumulating.

Heavy snow has continued to fall in parts of southwest Montana, in addition to a tragic death this past weekend, prompting yet another very important Avalanche Warning to be issues this morning.

Snow AND 60 MPH wind gusts may be dangerous for travelers through Sunday morning in Montana's mountain passes.Be careful coming back from Cat/Griz!

More snow is in the forecast today with very gusty winds possible, up to 50 miles per hour.

If I get one more text from my East Coast friends about what a pain it is to "move all this wood around" I'm gonna de-friend them. Montana's record cold temps are something we take bets and laugh about. Then we go to school and get back to work. Because it's Montana.

Bozeman is in another deep freeze this week with an overnight low tonight expected to be -14. Details here on the Wind Chill Advisory:

Ground blizzard conditions exist this morning in the Livingston area and the wind continues to create dangerously cold outside temperatures around the area.

Bitterly cold temperatures continue this weekend and with the addition of wind, dangerously low wind chills will be an issue for our area through Monday morning. Details here:

The Winter Weather Advisory and Winter Storm Warning continue for southwest Montana through Tuesday evening, followed by bitter cold temperatures later this week. Details here:

Bozeman and surrounding areas could see wind gusts up to 65 miles and hour today and tomorrow. Details here:

The National Weather Service has issues a Winter Weather Advisory in effect from 2:00pm this afternoon through 5:00am Thursday morning. 2 to 4 inches of snow are expected in the lower elevations, with 4 to 7 inches likely in the mountains.

Skiers, snowboarders, and snowmobilers rejoice. Area mountains have recieved anywhere from one to two feet of new snow for you to try all of your new toys out on. That also leads to considerable avalanche danger. Here's the latest advisory from the Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center.