National Weather Service

Expect a good ol’ Montana winter. Accept the challenge of putting your abode in readiness mode beforehand, so you don't have to go looking for a Snow shovel when it's 5 degrees out. Where did you put that thing anyway?

We spoke to Senior Meteorologist Bob Nester who provided the numbers he had just gathered.

Summer is long from being over in Missoula, despite the fact that the school year is underway.

The National Weather Service reports that over 200 lightning strikes in the western Montana area late Friday resulted in numerous small fires being battled over the weekend.

Missoula saw a new record set on Tuesday of 103 degrees, according to Meteorologist Jen Kitzmiller with the National Weather Service Office.

The National Weather Service said that this week may bring record-high temperatures to Missoula and western Montana.

KGVO News spoke to Meteorologist Trent Smith early Monday morning who provided details on this week’s mid-July weather.

National Weather Service Meteorologist Jen Kitzmiller told KGVO News on Tuesday that temperatures could look very different in the next few days.

“We got six tenths of an inch here in Missoula so far and then one and a half to two inches in central Idaho, but it's not done,” said Allegretto.

The National Weather Service said a powerful weather system is arriving in western Montana that will bring strong winds and heavy snow to the area.