winter

North Dakota's winter might feel more like spring this year, thanks to a powerful ocean pattern expected to reshape the season.

Montana's first big snow arrived, but don't worry—warmer temps are on the way to melt it all away.

From cozy blankets to reliable tires, Montanans know what they need to survive those chilly months.

A strengthening El Niño has me wondering what winter could look like in Idaho this year. The early outlook gives us some clues, but it definitely doesn’t tell us everything.

Montana's winter might not be about big snowstorms after all. The real concern is those brutal subzero stretches and wind chills.

Montana will still change its clocks twice in 2026. Here's when daylight saving time ends and why the Sunshine Protection Act hasn't made it permanent yet.

The Farmers Almanac says North Dakota's 2026-2027 winter won't be brutal, but don't expect a smooth ride either.

A failing berry crop is forcing Montana bears to search for new food sources, including garbage, bird feeders, and other human areas.

Montana got a good soaking in late June — but that relief didn't last long, and fire officials are watching the thermometer climb with serious concern.

As temperatures rise, certain items left in vehicles can become dangerous. Here’s what Montana drivers should double-check this summer.