Hiking through the woods in search of geocaches
The woods around us aren t just filled with bugs, mud and dirt. Wander around long enough and you are bound to come upon something unexpected. Share Updated: 8:12 PM EST Feb 9, 2021
Hiking through the woods in search of geocaches
The woods around us aren t just filled with bugs, mud and dirt. Wander around long enough and you are bound to come upon something unexpected. Share Updated: 8:12 PM EST Feb 9, 2021
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Show Transcript A FEW YEARS AGO,, CHRONICLE HAPPENED UPON MYSTERIOUS HUTS WEST OF ROUTE 128. ASSEMBLAGE OF TREE LIMBS, CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS, ALL WITH RANDOM CURIOSITIES. THE FORESTS ARE NOT JUST FILLED WITH STICKS AND STONES AND BUGS AND MUD. YOU ARE BOUND TO COME ACROSS SOMETHING UNEXPECTED. THAT IS JUST WHAT WE HAVE COME LOOKING FOR. WEIRD STUFF IN THE WOODS. THIS IS CHRONICLE ON WCVB CHANNEL 5. HE LIKES WALKING IN THE WOODS WELL ENOUGH. BEAUTIFUL, WATERFALLS,
Ahead of A Front Daytime Highs will Hit the 50s Again
MTN
and last updated 2021-02-04 11:35:51-05
Today will be the warmth before the cold. Ahead of a cold front, daytime highs will reach the 50, and low 60s. Behind the cold front will result in a pattern change and will open the door for and a wintry mix of rain/snow. The highest accumulations are expected in the mountains of southwest Montana and along the Continental Divide.
Waking up tomorrow morning, many locations will wake up to snow. The lower elevations in southwest Montana could see between 3-5, and the lower elevations in central Montana accumulations will stay under 3 Mountain Passes such as; Marias, Chief Joseph, Kings Hill, Bozeman, and Raynolds Pass roads will be covered with snow and blowing snow could reduce visibility at times. Behind the passage of Tuesday s front, Wednesday s high temperatures will cool 15-25 degrees.
Mild and Dry Monday
and last updated 2021-02-01 12:27:25-05
A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY has been for portions of southwest Montana.
The state ended the month of January with above-average temperatures; we will go into the first day of Black History Month with daytimes highs trending 10-20 degrees above-average. A ridge of high pressure will dominate the region for the next couple of days and will offer mostly sunny skies. Tonight going into tomorrow, snow will develop in portions of northwest Montana.
Tomorrow will be the warmth before the cold. Daytime highs will reach the 50, and low 60s; record-breaking warmth will be possible for portions of north-central and eastern Montana. A cold front will result in a pattern change and will open the door for and a wintry mix of rain/snow. The highest accumulations are expected in the mountains of southwest Montana and along the Continental Divide.