Curtis Grevenitz is a seasoned meteorologist with a passion for predicting the weather and braving the toughest conditions. With a focus on local weather in Montana, specifically in the Helena area, Curtis provides accurate and timely forecasts for KTVH-TV. His expertise and dedication have earned him awards and recognition in the field of meteorology.
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Curtis Grevenitz's coverage in Montana focuses heavily on seasonal and event-based content, particularly weather-related topics. His articles often cover specific weather events, forecasts, and their implications for local communities.
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The beginning of December has been pretty docile, making for pleasant weather to hang Christmas lights.
The quiet December weather is over as a big storm will move across the state this weekend with powerful wind and mainly mountain snow.
Some light snow continues to fall across northern and eastern Montana but snow continues to be scarce across much of Montana, especially around Helena and Great Falls.
A couple of storms are poised to move across Montana this weekend and early next week with a little light snow but not much.
A storm working across the state this weekend will bring a variety of precipitation with rain, snow and freezing rain falling, making for slippery conditions in places.
A major wind event will blow across the entire state on Wednesday as powerful gusts could knock down trees and powerlines, doing damage to property.
This wind storm is one of the strongest events of the year 2024, and this system will be long gone by Thursday thankfully.
One of the worst wind storms of 2024 blew out of Montana on Thursday leaving a trail of damage and destruction as most of the state saw gusts between 60-80mph.
Historically most of Montana has about a 50%-60% chance of a white Christmas but this year more of the state might have dry ground for the holiday.
Most of Montana's towns and cities have about a 50-60% chance of a White Christmas and this year is looking like one of the dry years.
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