Sunny Sunday, snow returns Monday

TONIGHT: Mostly clear skies will be present for the entire region with no chances for snow showers. Fog may be present in the early morning hours, but only around Jackson Hole and western WY. Winds will be light throughout the night. Low temperatures get down to the single digits for most areas with western WY going down into the negatives. Wind chills though will be below zero for everyone in the early morning.

TOMORROW: Mostly sunny skies will be with us for all of Sunday. Winds will remain as slight breezes during the day. High temperatures will range from the lower 20's to the lower 30's throughout the region.

LONG TERM: The snow showers return to our area on Monday. They will be focused more around the mountains in central ID and western WY, but there could be isolated snow that could creep into the valleys. Snow showers become a lot more isolated and less numerous around the mountains for both Tuesday and Wednesday. Snow accumulation looks to be about an inch or two by the end. Dry conditions for everyone come back for Thursday and Friday. Saturday could bring the next chances for snow showers for the entire region. Winds will pick up and be a little breezy for Monday, before being calmer again for the rest of the work week. High temperatures slightly increase into the upper 20's and 30's for most areas on Monday, before plummeting back down to the 10's and 20's by Wednesday. High temperatures then slightly rebound back into the 20's and lower 30's by next weekend.