Rain

Several Missoulians waited in line for days after that first snowfall to get studded snow tires put on.

If you want to see birds, head toward the river or the ponds.

Luckily, they'll be showing the movie next week.

One of the biggest storms of the year just swept through Montana, but there is still drought in the Treasure State.

Rain is forecast to continue this week.

The National Weather Service is calling for a storm system to move through Idaho and western Montana bringing strong winds, thunderstorms and rain.

Little tiny manmade particles are everywhere, it seems.

With the heavy rain that Missoula has received over the past 24 hours, there has been some concern that rivers might have more water overflowing their banks, but the National Weather Service says not necessarily

Expect some wet weather.

Flooding has not been a huge concern for western Montana so far this season, but the Missoula National Weather Service says that could change.

If you’ve been thinking that it’s been a long time since Missoula has any rain, you’d be right.

What this is saying is that we should be expecting thunderstorms throughout the rest of our month of September then in October we should see a mix of sun and rain.