winter weather

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.

A special weather report was released by the National Weather Service today, forecasting snow spreading across the area Friday. Snowfall will begin over Yellowstone County, the Absarokas and Bighorns by midday Friday, with light snow over northern portions of the Bighorn Basin by tomorrow afternoon...

The Gazette reports that Billings has seen 94 inches of snow this season, making this the third-snowiest winter on record, according to the National Weather Service. Snow continued falling through Monday, with about 6 to 8 inches of accumulation, and a cold front quickly dropped temperatures into the teens...

Q2 reports late-season winter weather is forcing some schools across south-central Montana to cancel or delay classes. Closures include; Lodge Grass schools, St. Charles mission school in Pryor, St. Labre Catholic Schools in Ashland, Pretty Eagle School in St...

According to SD2 Superintendent Terry Bouck, they’re going to run alternate bus routes today. The superintendent said the alternate bus routes should only be needed today, but the District will keep you posted if they need to be extend...

Dangerous conditions prompted the Montana Department of Transportation to close roads across rural Montana on Monday. U.S. Highway 191 between Grass Range and Malta remained closed last night due to snow drifting and blowing across the road...