Weather

Some Montana residents are cleaning up after a series of weekend thunderstorms that brought large hail, heavy rain and strong winds that downed trees and power lines and damaged buildings and vehicles.

The Emergency Alert System was very busy on Sunday with warnings issued every few minutes for most counties in southwest Montana. Tornado activity was spotted in at least two counties.

The National Weather Service has stated there is potential for accumulating snowfall Friday night into Saturday for upper elevations.

Everyone's been talking about it: how rainy and gloomy May has been. Not actually true if we look at Gallatin Valley rain numbers year by year.

Another springtime Winter Storm Warning is in effect for the Absoroka/Beartooth mountains with a foot (or more) of snow possible by Tuesday.

Most people have summer on their mind when Memorial Day rolls around. They are thinking about barbecuing, camping and being outside.

Very dangerous crosswinds of 50 mph or more are occurring Sunday on the I-90 corridor in the Livingston area and counties west.

Despite the fact that spring should be in the air, Old Man Winter just won't make way for sunshine and flowers.

The valley could see 4" and the mountains could get 8" of snow in our next round of major weather with a Winter Weather Advisory.

Dangerous temperatures combined with wind will create brutal wind chills through Sunday afternoon in the Bozeman area.