winter

Winter in Montana can be brutal, but there’s a curious charm in those old wives’ tales about predicting the weather. Are they right more often than we think?

From snow to subzero temps, Montana winters are legendary. But Montana’s coldest day wasn’t just cold — it was deadly. To this day it remains one of the coldest days in American history.

With two weather almanacs at play, Montana's winter could be a real head-scratcher. Will it be snow shovels or mild afternoons this year?

It'll be snowing in Great Falls before we know it! Are you ready?

Montana's transition from summer to fall is here, and with it, the days are growing shorter. It's a reminder to soak up every last ray of sunshine.

Remember those lazy summer days? They’ve come and gone, but the Farmers Almanac has some biting predictions for our winter ahead.

Summer's not done just yet, but winter is peeking around the corner. It's that time of year when frost warnings start to creep in.

Imagine a simple trick that turns your coffee mug into a food safety monitor during those unpredictable power outages.

Summer's here and Montanans are hitting the lakes, but a few slithery neighbors might be lurking in the water.

With the temperature climbing, it's worth a moment to think about what we leave behind in our hot cars—some surprises can lead to real trouble.