'Closer to normal': Snow and rain in May helps bolster water supply around the region
Snowpack in the Gallatin Basin is back up to 104% of normal as of June 1 after the county experienced higher than normal levels of precipitation in May.
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Snowpack in the Gallatin Basin is back up to 104% of normal as of June 1 after the county experienced higher than normal levels of precipitation in May.
Snowpack in the Gallatin Basin is back up to 104% of normal as of June 1 after the county experienced higher than normal levels of precipitation in May.
Snowpack in the Gallatin Basin is back up to 104% of normal as of June 1 after the county experienced higher than normal levels of precipitation in May.
As of Saturday morning, there was a 40% chance of the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River reaching flood stage as it flows near Belfry and Edgar in Carbon County.
Sponsored by the Gallatin Valley Land Trust, the kickoff to summer recreation comes on Saturday, June 1st with National Trails Day. GVLT's largest trail