Weather

If you’ve been waiting for a little sunshine to make a comeback, hang in there! Today is another cool, damp, and downright dreary day across Eastern Idaho and Western Wyoming. We’re running more than 10 degrees below average, with temperatures struggling to climb out of the upper 40s to around 50 degrees across the Snake

A cold, unsettled stretch of weather continues across Eastern Idaho and Western Wyoming, with another surge of moisture moving through the I-15 corridor. A Frost Advisory remains in effect until 9 a.m. this morning, while a Flood Watch continues for areas vulnerable to rising water and runoff. With temperatures struggling to reach the 50s today,

Breezy conditions for Friday evening, ahead of low pressure from the northwest and moisture from the south. The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for eastern Idaho, with expected rainfall amounts reaching over an inch. For Saturday, there is a chance of rain and thunderstorms. Partly to mostly cloudy skies, with high temperatures

October is certainly showing us that it isn’t ready to act like October just yet. After another round of record-setting warmth, we’re staying remarkably mild for the middle of the week with sunshine, light winds and afternoon temperatures running well above normal. In fact, Idaho Falls will remain in that 77-to-79-degree range through Friday, with

Dry and above normal temperatures will continue this workweek, with a big change arriving this weekend. For our Tuesday night, look for overnight lows around the upper 40’s. Winds will remain light around calm to 5 mph. More sunshine for Wednesday, with high temperatures reaching the upper 70’s and lower 80’s for the Snake River

We’re holding onto this ridge of high pressure for a few more days, and that means warm, dry and very comfortable weather continues across Eastern Idaho. Afternoon temperatures will stay in the mid to upper 70s through the next several days, with plenty of sunshine and only occasional breezy conditions. That makes this a great

We could see a few isolated thunderstorms late Monday. However, we’re not expecting much moisture. We’re still looking at high pressure hanging around this week, with above normal temperatures and mainly sunny skies. We start to break down the ridge by the end of this weekend, with gusty winds and scattered showers. For Monday evening

Monday brings sunshine with Idaho Falls near 82, Jackson is warm too, Pinedale a bit cooler. Light winds. Tuesday stays sunny and very warm, still about 20 degrees above average, great for outdoor plans but cool nights. Wednesday and Thursday look similar, upper 70s in Idaho Falls, still nice for hiking, golf, or sightseeing. Friday,

We are heading into an extreme warm-up for October, with an extended stretch of sunshine, dry weather and temperatures running well above average. If you’re looking for fall, you’re going to have to wait a little longer. Today, Friday: Sunshine takes over with a high around 78°. Winds will be light early, becoming west around

Thanks to a building ridge of high pressure, dry weather is likely through the weekend and into much of next week. We’ll see some wind for Friday and Saturday afternoons, with temperatures well above average for this time of year. For Thursday night, look for clear skies and a low temperature in the lower to

October means fall weather right?  Not yet .It’s gonna be sunny and 73 we’re closer to 80° tomorrow light winds high pressure in charge bold sunshine, very dry conditions and good for getting outdoors. Just make sure you got a jacket in the morning and bring it home at night cause we’ll be warming up day

High pressure and dry air will keep our region completely dry with minimal cloud cover through the workweek. Above-normal temperatures and dry conditions will extend through the first full week of October, thanks to the strong ridge of high pressure. For Wednesday night, we’ll keep it mostly clear. A low temperature around the mid 40’s.

We’re heading into an extended stretch of beautiful fall weather, with plenty of sunshine, dry conditions, and mild afternoon temperatures lasting through the workweek and into the upcoming weekend. For Tuesday night, we will remain mostly clear with overnight temperatures dropping into the lower 40s. Winds will be light, generally around 5 mph. Sunshine returns

We’re settling into a really nice stretch of fall weather across Eastern Idaho, and today is going to be one of those days where you’ll want to take advantage of it. We’ll start out cool this morning, but plenty of sunshine will help temperatures climb quickly through the day. Look for a bright, mostly sunny

Making way for more above average temperatures today. Usually we are in the lower 70’s for this time of year, and today we head straight back toward 80s.  Breezes pick up ahead of a cold front in here to cool us down for the weekend.  Isolated showers and storm chances are back in the mix

High pressure to our east, will deliver a dry and warming pattern for Friday. However, a cold front passing by to the northwest will bring windy conditions and cooler weekend temperatures. Thursday overnight will be mostly clear, with a low temperature in the lower 40’s for the Snake River Plain. Calm to light wind around

No excuses – you should be enjoying the weather. High pressure with southerly flow aloft is gonna keep up us mostly sunny with highs peaking toward the upper 70’s and near 80 into Friday.  We start in the 40’s, so jacket this morning and sunglasses this afternoon with some a/c.  Warming up for the rest

We’re starting the morning on the cool side with temperatures in the 40s and a few lingering clouds and showers, especially early. Those showers will gradually fade as we go through the morning, and we’ll see skies brighten from west to east. By 9 AM: We’ll be climbing through the 50s with clouds breaking up.

We have low pressure and scattered moisture working through the region late Tuesday. Overnight, look for scattered showers and thunderstorms before 3am, then isolated showers between 3am and 4am. Skies will be mostly cloudy, with a low temperature in the mid 40’s. For Wednesday, it will be mostly sunny with high temperatures reaching the lower

30% chance of showers today with clouds and a high in the low 70’s Winds out of the southwest about 5 to 10mph. 50% chance of storms before midnight tonight with clouds and low round 41. The sun is back tomorrow will be back to 73 will keep it in the 40s overnight and then

Low pressure out of the south is sending in some moisture. For Monday night, it is partly cloudy and quiet with light winds. Low temperatures will drop to the lower 40’s throughout the Snake River Plain. There is a chance of showers and thunderstorms for Tuesday, with increasing clouds throughout the day. High temperatures in

We’re starting Monday morning with that unmistakable early-fall chill across Eastern Idaho and western Wyoming. Temperatures will be in the 30s and 40s around sunrise, so if you’re heading out early, grabbing the jacket or hoodie is definitely the move. The payoff comes quickly, though. With bright sunshine taking over, temperatures climb steadily through the

An area of low pressure is moving into the region. We’ll see scattered showers and thunderstorms with cooler temperatures for Saturday. With the rain we saw Thursday, and the expected rainfall, the National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch. FLASH FLOOD WATCH IN EFFECT THROUGH FRIDAY EVENING: WHAT…Flash flooding caused by excessive rainfall is

90% chance of storms today with flash flooding potential for the central snake River plain through 10pm tonight. Gusty storms can make for heavy downpours, dangerous lightning, hail, and dangerous driving conditions. A flash flood watch is in effect for today through tonight at 10pm for portions of Fremont, Madison, Jefferson, and Bonneville counties. Saturating

Low pressure over Oregon is kicking up rain and thunderstorms across the region while pulling monsoonal moisture northward. That moisture will keep showers and storms in the forecast today, with occasional rain gradually winding down before the weekend. A marginal risk of severe storms means a few stronger storms could produce gusty winds, and outflow

We’re tracking an area of low pressure moving into the region. For Wednesday night, there is a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Partly cloudy with a low temperature in the lower 50’s. For Thursday, there will be scattered rain and thunderstorms. High temperatures will reach the mid to upper 70’s. Winds could be gusty from

Low pressure digging in from the northwest is sending warmer air and moisture from the south. Partly cloudy overnight with a low temperature in the mid 40’s. For Wednesday afternoon, there is a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Partly cloudy skies and high temperature in the lower 80’s. Light winds around 10 mph. For Wednesday

In the wake of a weekend cold front, we’re seeing cold temperatures overnight. The National Weather Service has issued a Frost Advisory for the Snake River Plain. As we move into Tuesday afternoon, look for lighter winds and warmer temperatures. We have a risk of showers and thunderstorms later this week. For Monday night, look

Frost Advisory in effect through 9am for the Valley and rural communities. A cold front moving into Eastern Idaho and western Wyoming today is bringing cooler temperatures in the mid-60s across lower elevations. Winds are expected to be between 15 and 20 mph, creating breezy, fall-like conditions across the region. The shift in weather provides

Visitors heading to the Eastern Idaho State Fair this weekend will experience a dramatic weather shift as warm Friday conditions give way to a colder, windier pattern. Weekend daytime high temperatures across the Snake River Plain will range from the 60s to the lower 80s. The changing weather pattern coincides with fair events across the

A large area of low pressure is moving along the Canadian border, creating a windy environment with isolated showers for the next few days. Colder air and more wet weather filters into the region for Sunday and Monday. For Thursday night, we’ll see mostly cloudy with a low temperature in the mid 50’s. Some isolated

A Red Flag Warning is in effect today from noon until 8 p.m. across the Upper Snake Plain, Idaho National Laboratory and Idaho Falls Bureau of Land Management areas as warm, dry and windy weather creates heightened wildfire danger. A potent cold front driven by a Pacific Northwest trough will bring a sharp temperature drop

Warm, Windy, Then a Serious Cooldown We’re warm today with a high around 78°, but it’s already breezy with winds around 18 mph. If you’re heading out to the Eastern Idaho State Fair, it’s still a pretty good day to enjoy the rides, food and livestock — just be ready for some wind. The strongest winds arrive Thursday

Eastern Idaho and western Wyoming will enjoy a stretch of sunny and warmer weather through Thursday as high pressure remains in control across the region. Afternoon temperatures will continue to climb over the next couple of days, with many communities across the Snake River Plain reaching around 80 degrees by Wednesday and Thursday. Tuesday night

We’re clearing out for Monday night with overnight lows dropping to the upper 30’s and lower 40’s. Winds will be out of the south around 10-15 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph. Sunny skies for Tuesday, with afternoon winds around 10 mph. Wind gusts will be as high as 20 mph. On Wednesday,

We’re on the edge of a large area of low pressure over the northwest. We’ll keep it breezy, sunny and warm for eastern Idaho and western Wyoming for Saturday and most of Sunday. Meanwhile, central Idaho counties will look for scattered showers and thunderstorms. The low pressure moves east late this weekend, leading to stormy

🌤️ LABOR DAY WEEKEND / EASTERN IDAHO STATE FAIR FORECAST The fair starts with sunshine, but don’t let the blue sky fool you — the second half of the holiday weekend is a different weather animal. A slow-moving FLO-rida-low-type circulation off Washington is helping draw additional moisture north and east into Idaho. That moisture begins

We’re seeing a few showers and thunderstorms for Tuesday evening and late night. We’ll clear out heading into Wednesday morning. Overnight low temperatures will reach the mid to lower 50’s for the Snake River Plain. Winds will be out of the southwest around 10-15 mph. Winds could gust as high as 25 mph. The chance

We have some moisture out of the south as an area of low pressure rolls in. We’ll see some scattered late-night thunderstorms and showers. These storms will carry over on Tuesday with gusty winds. For Monday night, look for some thunderstorms mainly after midnight. Increasing clouds, with a low around 55°. Winds will be out

Seasonal temps with more scattered showers moving in for tonight as we count down into September and then Labor Day weekend.  We start the week with chilly temps this morning and then take those jackets off in the afternoon because temps jump 40 degrees today.  Upper 30’s to low 40’s this morning for back to