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NOAA Winter Outlook Shows El Niño Shaping Sharply Different Seasons Across The Rockies (opens the original)
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Newly updated seasonal outlook maps from NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center point to a sharply divided winter across the American West, driven by what forecasters warn could become a historic El Niño. And this week could be a perfect preview of that "split pattern", as the remnants of Hurricane Polo stream into the Southwest and the Central Rockies, with the potential to leave behind up to 3 feet of snow in the high country. While here in the Northern Rockies, we aren't expecting more than a few s
Sand Creek And Bobcat Lakes Fires Near Containment As Montana Enters Dry October (opens the original)
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While Montana's largest fires of the year are largely contained right now, fire managers are still worried about what could happen as we enter what looks to be a dry October, starting with some fire weather this week. Although red flags hadn't been posted, National Weather Service forecasters had issued high wind warnings along the Rocky Mountain Front and the Northern Divide, with the forecast suggesting winds could gust upwards of 60 to 75 miles per hour later Tuesday. That was raising some co
Miller Creek Road Getting Wider Sidewalks And Better Drainage With New Funding Plan (opens the original)
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After years of discussing the issue of how new development should be paying for city services, Missoula leaders are ready to roll out a new approach as they dive into a project for the rapidly growing Miller Creek neighborhood, which could cost nearly $ 6 million. After years of trying to figure out how to pay for the upgrade of Lower Miller Creek Road, the city is pressing ahead with a combination of funding from developers, but also the imposition of a new "Special Improvement District", where
NOAA Winter Outlook Shows El Niño Shaping Sharply Different Seasons Across The Rockies (opens the original)
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Newly updated seasonal outlook maps from NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center point to a sharply divided winter across the American West, driven by what forecasters warn could become a historic El Niño. And this week could be a perfect preview of that "split pattern", as the remnants of Hurricane Polo stream into the Southwest and the Central Rockies, with the potential to leave behind up to 3 feet of snow in the high country. While here in the Northern Rockies, we aren't expecting more than a few s
Glacier National Park Alerts Visitors To Rare Bacterial Disease On East Side (opens the original)
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Glacier National Park visitors on the east side are being urged to take extra precautions after wildlife officials detected a rare bacterial disease. And while this problem was discovered in wildlife, it is possible to spread to humans and pets through several vectors. So park officials are passing along warnings so people visiting this popular valley on Glacier's east side can take proper precautions. The problem is natural, but isn't something that shows up frequently. READ MORE: Glacier Natio
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