Alania Margo

2 months ago | montanarightnow.com | Alania Margo

MISSOULA, Mont. – With the arrival of May, farmers markets in the Missoula and Flathead Valleys are kicking off this weekend, with Bozeman and Great Falls not far behind. These markets focus on bringing local goods to towns, showcasing Montana's agricultural strength. Tami Hubbard, Missoula Farmer’s Market Manager, emphasized the significance of these markets for vendors. "A lot of them, you know, the farmer's market is where they sell their produce, so they rely on it 100%," she said.

2 months ago | fairfieldsuntimes.com | Alania Margo

MISSOULA, Mont. – With the arrival of May, farmers markets in the Missoula and Flathead Valleys are kicking off this weekend, with Bozeman and Great Falls not far behind. These markets focus on bringing local goods to towns, showcasing Montana's agricultural strength. Tami Hubbard, Missoula Farmer’s Market Manager, emphasized the significance of these markets for vendors. "A lot of them, you know, the farmer's market is where they sell their produce, so they rely on it 100%," she said.

2 months ago | montanarightnow.com | Alania Margo

GREENOUGH, Mont. – A new training program has kicked off in Greenough, focusing on prescribed burning to prevent wildfires. The training, known as TREX, began today and will continue until next Friday, May 9. The Blackfoot Challenge team is leading the hands-on program, which involves carrying out burns that may impact the Potomac Valley and Reno Hill areas. These areas are familiar with the Lubrecht Experimental Forest.

2 months ago | montanarightnow.com | Alania Margo

MONTANA - A mix of snow and rain is clearing out today, making way for less impactful rain in the state's northwest corner. This area had been drier from the recent system tracked last night and this morning. Looking ahead, a warming trend is expected as we approach the weekend. However, south central and southwestern Montana, as well as northern Wyoming, have experienced winter weather, with snow accumulations of one to three feet in the Absaroka Beartooths and two to five inches in valleys.

2 months ago | montanarightnow.com | Alania Margo

MONTANA - A mix of spring weather impacted Montana and northern Wyoming today, with sunshine and partial cloud cover giving way to short rain showers across much of the region. Overnight, conditions are forecasted to escalate, as some regions faced heavy spring snow and increased winds, particularly in south-central Montana. The Absaroka/Beartooth, Crazy, Gallatin, and Madison ranges in south-central Montana are forecasted to receive heavy snow from Sunday night into Monday morning.