Ed McIntosh is a meteorologist for Scripps Montana/MTN, specializing in local weather forecasts for the Billings area. With a focus on providing accurate and timely information, Ed's articles cover a range of weather-related topics, including upcoming weather changes, temperature fluctuations, and potential hazards.
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Ed's reporting primarily focuses on local weather patterns and forecasts in the Billings area of Montana, with an emphasis on cold weather, snow, and wind. Given this focus, he may be interested in insights from meteorologists or experts specializing in extreme weather conditions to provide context around the forecasts he covers. Additionally, given his coverage attributes heavily favor event coverage and seasonal topics, sources who can offer timely insights into rapidly changing weather events would likely resonate well with him.
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By: Ed Mcintosh
After an October that has been primarily warm and dry, we close out the month with a push of cooler days with some rain and mountain snow.
By: Ed McIntosh
BILLINGS — A few persistent mainly mountain snow showers will persist overnight. Rain showers in the lower elevations are quickly winding down. All this leads to a chilly morning.
By: Ed Mcintosh
There will be a few opportunities for rain and snow over the next 5 days. Temperatures remain pretty consistent.
By: Ed Mcintosh
Unsettled weather mainly late Monday through early Wednesday will bring precipitation chances, wind and cooler temperatures. Some areas could see the first snow of the season.
BILLINGS — Wind, rain and snow highlight the weather in short term. But it will be a memory well before the weekend.
BILLINGS — Wind and snow equal blowing snow in portions of our area overnight. But the system quickly exits early in the day on Wednesday.
By: Ed Mcintosh
Periods of wind and off-and-on showers punctuate the weather in the coming week. But it starts off mainly warm and dry.
By: Ed Mcintosh
A chance of rain and snow on Tuesday is followed by a wetter system Friday through Saturday. In between, the wind is going to blow.
By: Ed Mcintosh
Our next chance of rain and snow pushes across the area by Friday through at least Saturday morning. In between now and then, we have wind to talk about.
By: Ed Mcintosh
Strong winds highlight Thursday's weather. As they edge downward, we turn our attention to early weekend rain and snow showers.
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