snow

Now, that the holidays are over, the slopes are not NEAR as packed as they have been since opening for the season. If you are planning on hitting up the mountain in the next few days, you want to ensure you are making the trip worthwhile...

Snow has been threatening us for the last few weeks. I keep expecting a huge storm like the ones recently received on the east coast. But so far nothing huge. I figured that we would have worn out our snow shovels by now.

The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory until 11 p.m. Monday. mostly because of blowing snow on Western Montana highways.

As another winter develops in Montana, skiers can sleep easy and wait for the snow to stack up.The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center canceled the prediction of an El Nino season.

This last weekend, a good chunk of the Western Montana mountains opened for the season. Lost Trail, Snowbowl and Lookout are all ready for you to gracefully fall down.

A very warm, moist system that started in Hawaii has been making its presence felt in Western Montana this weekend with more than a half-inch of rain.

It seems that people either love the snow or hate the snow. I am a snow lover, which is kind of weird because I don’t do any outdoor sports at all that involve snow or even ice. So then why do I like snow so much? I’ll tell you why....

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for Thursday afternoon through Friday.

The National Weather Service has issued warnings that a winter storm is headed towards Western Montana late this week.

A winter weather advisory is in effect for the mountains and foothills around Western Montana from 9 o'clock tonight through noon on Tuesday.

A strong weather system moving through Western Montana early Wednesday morning brought rain, and even some snow to the Missoula area.

What does it take to get back on the slopes after a 10-year hiatus? A positive attitude and a high pain tolerance.