Weather

The National Weather Service says snow is in the forecast for this weekend in Missoula.

46 people reported that their vehicle was broken into in March, which was more than double the number reported in February.

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.

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.

Montana’s snow pack continues to be far better than other states in the west.

The alert went into effect as of 9:30 a.m. today, December 29th, and calls for emergency travel only.

Despite the beautiful sunshine bathing western Montana on Friday, there's a change in the weather on the way.

Unfortunately this cold front has brought some wind but it is going to be sticking around for Western Montana again through next week and hopefully providing a lot of much-needed rain.

If you hear folks in Montana complaining about a hot summer, they’re not wrong. According to National Weather Service Meteorologist Luke Robinson, temperatures so far this month have been above normal.