Why Are So Many Trees Dying in Yellowstone National Park?
Yellowstone’s forests are filled with ghostly, dead trees stretching for miles. It’s a quiet, unfolding story of nature facing tough challenges and a fight to come back to life.
Weather
Inches of Heavy, Wet Snow for Southeast Montana Thursday
Spring weather in Montana always keeps us on our toes. The southeast corner of the state is expecting a few inches of heavy, wet snow on Thursday. Wet and messy conditions are in store for travelers.
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High Wind Watch: Safety Precautions For Travelers In Northern Montana
Be aware: if you need to drive in northern Montana on Thursday, you'll probably encounter very strong winds. Gusts up to 60 MPH are in the forecast. Montana's Hi-Line between Glacier and Shelby are the target area.
What is Dirty Rain and Why Are We Getting So Much of It?
The cause of dirty rain might actually be hundreds of miles away. Here's why you should be prepared for this to happen more often.
Hey Montana, Do You Know Who Created Daylight Saving?
Forget what you've heard about daylight-saving time being all about helping farmers way back when. That might have had its part, but it's not the whole story.
How To Experience the Spectacular Total Lunar Eclipse in Montana
March 13 through March 14, residents of Montana will have a front-row seat to witness one of the most awe-inspiring celestial events of the year!
Singing Birds: A Sure Sign Spring Is Coming to Montana?
More birds chirping lately? Before we get too excited about warmer spring weather, we need to understand the significance of the birdsongs.
Alert for Billings Residents: Prepare for Possible Flooding
The National Weather Service in Billings has sounded the alarm for residents and visitors about the possibility of flooding in the coming days.