Weather

You know, the stuff that with one well placed kick usually knocks it out from the wheel wells? Yeah....that STUFF!

An arctic storm is expected to hit Missoula on Tuesday and may lead to some dangerous travel conditions until early Wednesday morning.

What's crazy is that the anchors had no idea the guy was stuck in the tree until just about a minute into the news report...

The National Weather Service is reporting that a a very moist system is headed toward the Missoula and western Montana area.

Last week the National Weather Service had a seminar about the upcoming winter weather season that is slowly but surely headed towards the states. Meterologist Luke Robinson said a strong El Nino is expected this year.

Like most locals say, if you don't like the weather wait 15 minutes!

Firefighters have responded to and extinguished over 30 wildfires in the Bitterroot National Forest this summer, but 18 new wildfires were started by lightning this week and all but four are currently contained.

As soon as I saw the storm rolling in, I grabbed my phone to shoot a video.

The Western Montana Fair really felt the rain and wind this evening.

Evacuation levels in Glacier National Park are being downgraded as the weather improves and more firefighters arrive to battle the blaze.

Summer and the fire season arrived a month early. There was hope that the coming winter might bring lots of snowpack to keep this dry spring and summer from happening two years in a row. Unfortunately, the exact opposite may be true.

UPDATE -- 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, July 8. The National Weather Service is predicting wet thunderstorms with the potential for flash flooding Thursday and Friday that could continue through the weekend. The southern Bitterroot Valley could be hardest hit.