Month: December 2019

We started of Wednesday with wind chill factors below zero, but conditions will warm into the weekend, with chances of snow Thursday and Friday.

Quiet weather for Wednesday before our next system swings in for Thursday and Friday. Currently, most of the snow is projected to hit mostly into the mountains with scattered snow in the Snake River Plain. Wednesday, Patchy freezing morning fog with mostly sunny skies in the afternoon. Highs into the upper 20’s. Thursday, mountain snow

Tuesday and Wednesday will bring a little more sunshine into the forecast, ahead of storms expected to close out the work week.

Cold air, patchy fog, low cloud cover for the Plain with a few flurries. We’ll see many low temperatures close to zero, with many spots going sub-zero. Many locations in Central Idaho and Wyoming, will enjoy mainly sunny skies. We’ll see some scattered snow showers for Thursday and Friday. However, this is not a major

After scattered snow showers pushing through late Sunday, we’ll get some colder air in place to drop temps to single digits and even negatives in Wyoming. Highs in the 20’s into the week and some patchy early morning freezing fog in the valley with snow chances increasing toward next weekend. Thanks for watching, please download

Scattered snow showers in the forecast to start off the weekend. Clearing as we move into next week, with dropping temperatures. Saturday, we’ll see mostly cloudy skies with a chance of snow. Temperatures into the upper 20’s and lower 30’s. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, with a high into the mid 20’s. A slight chance of snow

Snow activity will taper out over the weekend, leaving behind a much colder air-mass for next week.