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National News Fewer osprey nesting along Upper Clark Fork River On July 8, three osprey chicks were abducted from their Warm Springs Pond nest by the Montana Osprey Project. by The Montana Standard Jul. 17 2021 @ 5:10pm Three osprey chicks rest in their nest located at Warm Springs just off Interstate 90, at the headwaters of the Clark Fork River near Warm Springs Ponds, Mont., Thursday, July 8, 2021. Erick Greene, a professor in wildlife biology at the University of Montana and the leader of the Montana Osprey Project, says the nest is the upper most nest in the Clark Fork watershed and the ...

May And June Rainfall Will Help Montana Streamflows While the hot weather has increased the snowmelt in Montana's mountains, May rainstorms (and even some more snow) is helping streamflow forecasts for the rest of the hot weather season in the state. The monthly report from the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Bozeman reported two storms in May brought precipitation records to the Seeley Lake and Lincoln areas, and the National Weather Service reported the wettest May in Montana since 2018 and 15th wettest year on record. That helps in a year when the snow at mid- to low-eleva...

Strong feelings surfaced Tuesday night when people gathered in Deer Lodge to ponder the fate of the Clark Fork River.

More rain and snow tonight into Wednesday and last updated 2021-05-25 15:36:37-04 BOZEMAN – A cool and unsettled pattern will return to SW Montana Tuesday night through Wednesday night with scattered showers, a few thunderstorms, and higher mountain snow. A second weak Pacific system could bring a few showers and rumbles to the region again on Friday. kbzk The Memorial Day Weekend forecast is mostly dry. Starting off chilly but by Monday most of us should see lower 70s. The last cool and wet weather pattern that lasted 5 to 6 days produced moderate to heavy precipitation over Montana and...

Wet weather takes bite out of Western Montana deficit Thanks to Kalispell and Missoula receiving over an inch of rain since Sunday, both cities now have a surplus for the month of May. and last updated 2021-05-24 17:30:27-04 MISSOULA — Western Montana's drought concerns just one week ago have improved significantly as two systems brought some much-needed rain and snow to the region. “I mean we can’t just have this dryness we’ve had continue all the way through May and into June, we’ve got to start getting some precipitation," Nickless said. And have we ever. The five-...