Winter

We want to know what you enjoy best about living in Bozeman during winter.

Need to keep the kiddos occupied for a couple of days? No problem. The City of Bozeman offers Winter Break Adventure Camps and there's still time to get your kids involved.

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With the temperatures dropping and not a whole lot of snow, I've picked up one of my favorite winter activities - casual reading. I'm no book worm by any stretch of the imagination but I can for sure get lost in any good bit of literature. I've compiled my favorite places around Bozeman to crack open a book, magazine, or blog.

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A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect for Southwest Montana through 11:00am this morning. Periods of snow will continue through late morning. Total accumulation of 2 to 4 inches of snow is expected in the lower elevations, with 6 to 8 inches expected in the mountains.

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The weather at Gallatin Field might be delightful, but that doesn’t mean Southwest Montana travelers won’t face travel difficulties as they return home for the holidays. A major east coast snow storm is causing a ripple-effect of travel woes across the country.

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National Geographic Traveler magazine polled it's readers, Twitter followers, Facebook friends, and their Intelligent Traveler blog subscribers; and asked them to help form the Top-10 Snowy City list. Sandwiched between Dortmund, Germany (#7) and Boulder, Colorado (#9) is the snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and skiing mecca of West Yellowstone.

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Yellowstone National Park officially opens today for it's winter season through March 13th. Whether you're skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, or hiking; Yellowstone's natural wonders combine with snow and cold to create a truly unique and beautiful experience.

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It's old man winter's one-two punch, and it's coming to a city near you. Following Monday & Tuesday's snowfall, we are poised in Southwest Montana to face record breaking low temperatures on Wednesday and Thursday mornings, with the mercury dropping to a bone chilling -15 to -20.