wind

Power outages and blocked roads in Hamilton area Saturday.

A severe weather event occurred yesterday in Missoula and driving conditions rapidly deteriorated.

Sure, there's snow, but watch out for those LOW temperatures.

A little wind and a lot of fluff.

At least three people have been killed and hundreds of thousands were without power over the last 24 hours due to sometimes hurricane-force winds roaring into the northwest through to Montana.

Air quality in parts of western Montana deteriorated rapidly overnight.

Four days after the storm, and Missoula is still faced with cases of homes with power outages.

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.

A category one hurricane wind gust was felt near Missoula International Airport Monday night, reaching gusts of up to 74 mph. Thousands are still without power in Missoula.

The wind is forecasted to be almost hurricane force here in western Montana today. Wind is one of the only weather conditions that I cannot stand, but being from eastern Montana, it is something that I am used to seeing in extreme cases...

A winter weather advisory is in effect for all of Western and West Central Montana through Friday at 9 a.m.

Me saying that I love the wind is something I have never uttered before. I normally detest the wind, but this year is different.