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If your weekend plans included a carefree drive across the Beartooth Pass, that will have to wait. The National Park service already closed the Wyoming side of the pass last week, and now adverse weather conditions are closing the Montana side.

After a brief cool down on Saturday gave us a preview of fall, hot conditions return this week. The lack of precipitation in the forecast will also give us the threat for wildfires.

After four days above 80 degrees, the Magic City will experience a huge temperature drop and what could be a soggy couple of weeks.

Current weather forecasts are predicting a frigid stretch of temperatures for Southeastern Montana that could last for weeks.

The National Weather Service released preliminary snowfall reports showing 6.0 inches fell in parts of Yellowstone County on Wednesday. On Monday, NWS reported 10 inches of snow fell in the northwestern part of the county. Carbon County had the high mark for Wednesday's snow storm with 7.5 inc…

Following another round of snow, Billings Public Schools will extend the alternate bus route schedule through Thursday, January 24th. Special needs buses will run normal routes unless otherwise notified by the student’s bus driver.

Western Montana is undergoing an extreme temperature change this week, shifting from 50 degree temperatures up into the upper 70s or even 80s by Saturday... but it may not last.

We did it. We finally broke the record. Now, let's move on to Spring once and for all.

It’s been unusually cold in western Montana, but according to National Weather Service Meteorologist Ryan Leach, when it comes to low temperatures, Missoula and Hamilton are actually the warmest.

Traffic was backed up past Lolo, with some claiming to have been waiting for 30 minutes near 8:00 a.m. as first responders dealt with a jack-knifed trailer.