National Weather Service

Fluctuating temperatures caused ice jams and flooding near Ennis, Three Forks and Logan earlier this month.

Snow continues hammering parts of Montana and more blustery weather is on the way. National Weather Service Great Falls has issued a blizzard warning Friday for the Rocky Mountain Front because of anticipated strong winds and poor visibility from blowing snow. Avalanche experts across the region are urging caution.

Steady moderate-to-heavy snowfall is likely just in time to complicate Thursday morning’s commute. “We are looking at the valleys getting anywhere from 3 to 12 inches of snow,” Meteorologist Trent Smith says.

Montana is on track to close out November with record-setting warmth, but seasonal conditions are right around the corner, forecasters say.

An annual West Yellowstone ski festival has been canceled for the first time in the event’s three decade history due to a lack of snow

The National Weather Service is warning Montanans of damaging winds across the state through Tuesday night with gusts of up to 110 miles an hour possible.

Daytime highs across Montana next week will likely top out in the upper 40s with overnight lows possibly dipping into the lower 20s.

The Pine Grove fire has triggered a state of emergency on the Fort Belknap reservation. Mandatory evacuations are in place for Pine Grove, Zortman and the surrounding area. Lodge Pole and Starhill are still under an evacuation warning. The good news: Rain and cooler temperatures are on their way to Montana.

Weather forecasters say it will be dangerously hot across the northern Rockies starting early next week through the Independence Day weekend and urge the…

PHOENIX (AP) — Much of the American West has been blasted with sweltering heat this week as a high pressure dome combines with the worst drought in modern…