weather

Grow your hair long and don't shower for a while. Your lawn, that is. The grass will be fine and we have drought conditions, my friend. Trust me. I've been experimenting already.

Here are a few pictures of the tree that was struck by lightning in Bozeman on Thursday evening.

Drink lots of water!

Montana is being full-on Montana this week with up to 14 inches of snow possible by Friday afternoon in the higher elevations from Helena up to Glacier National Park. Lower valleys could see up to 5 inches of snow.

An ice jam caused a portion of Cameron Bridge Road west of Belgrade to be closed between Linney Road and Highline Road. NOW REOPENED.

For Bozeman students, it's rare that school is completely canceled.

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.

Bridger Bowl could definitely use a good dose of fresh powder, so let's keep our fingers crossed that this storm helps to improve conditions up in the mountains.

Thanks to everyone that voted in our poll. Here are the results.

Thunderstorm activity in parts of southwest Montana are again our enemy. Lightning strikes could spark new wildfires and conditions are still very dangerous.

Penny size hail and winds in excess of 40 mph will be possible with
these storms.

Winds in excess of 40 mph and half inch hail are possible with this storm.