winter weather

Feel like we're not getting a winter this year in Montana? Don't worry... it's coming. Cold and better chances of snow start making their way into the Treasure State later this week.

New to Montana? Here are 5 things to know before driving in winter conditions.

Our first big winter blast will drop into south central Montana this week, with some models showing temps dropping to -21 by the weekend.

Snowfall is expected to be heaviest south of Billings. Red Lodge could get up to 12"and travel to Wyoming could be hazardous. A Winter Storm Watch begins at 12 AM Wednesday and runs through Friday at 5 PM.

Much of Montana is experiencing its first major snowstorm of the season, and people are already taking to social media to complain about the lack of snow plow drivers on the road. Winters in Montana can be extremely harsh, and the state is currently dealing with a shortage of snow plow drivers...

Interstate 90 was a parking lot. Traffic came to a complete stand-still many times due to crashes, pile ups, and slide offs. US 93 had dozens of it's own accidents. Montana is having a very rough week on the roads.

Winter is coming. Are you ready? Because we have a forecast featuring nearly an entire week of snow in the Billings area, as well as freezing temperatures!

This cold front is most definitely going to bring rain, however, it could also bring the city's first snowfall of this year's season. We really hope you are able to find your trusty winter coats.

Billings officially recorded a snowfall total of 13.8 inches of accumulation for February 2022, which was more than 4 inches over our average for the month. But March could turn out to be our biggest snowmaker of the year with the way the month is going so far.

Here are a few helpful tips to help you survive through Montana's harsh winters.