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Bozeman sits at 4,793 feet in the Gallatin Valley, where January temperatures average 16°F and annual snowfall totals exceed 100 inches per season. By the
Bozeman sits at nearly 4,800 feet in elevation, with the Bridger Mountains rising sharply to the northeast. Every winter, those peaks remind Gallatin Valley homeowners
The Rimrocks don’t give you much warning. When a hailstorm rolls off Montana’s high plains and drops on Billings, it can pummel the Heights, West
If you’ve driven along Poly Drive or through the residential streets overlooking the Yellowstone Valley on Billings’ east side, every rooftop looks fine from the
Spring hailstorms pound the West End. Heavy snow piles up in the Heights. Chinook winds sweep across the Yellowstone River valley, testing every shingle and
Bozeman winters are no joke. Temperatures near the Bridger Mountains regularly drop below -10°F, and hailstorms roll through neighborhoods like Legends and Story Mill with
