Local Forecast

An area of low pressure is moving through northern Nevada and Utah for Wednesday. Look for scattered rain and snow showers over the next couple of days. For Wednesday, we’ll see high temperatures into the lower 50’s, with gusty winds into the 15-30 MPH range. Scattered snow Wednesday morning, with rain showers in the afternoon

An area of low pressure will develop over Oregon and and the Great Basin. For Tuesday, look for highs into the 50’s with gusty winds. The National Weather Service has issued a wind Advisory for Tuesday, including areas of the southern Snake River Plain, Arco Desert and the Magic Valley. Look for scattered rain and

After the cold front exits for Sunday, we’ll see calmer winds and cooler temps for Sunday. Our next storm arrives late Tuesday. Sunday: Sunny, with a high into the mid to upper 40’s. North wind 10 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph. Monday: Sunny, with a high near 50°. Winds around

Gusty winds will continue into tonight, with lighter winds expected for Friday. Overnight lows will drop back below freezing with temperatures into the mid 20’s. For Friday, we’ll see sunny skies with highs into the lower 50’s for the Snake River Plain. Winds for Friday will be into the 10-15 MPH range. A second cold

A cold front from the northwest will usher in gusty winds throughout the region. The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory for Thursday. A second front arrives Saturday with more of these gusty winds. Overnight: Lows into the mid 30’s with a partly cloudy sky. South southeast wind 10 to 20 MPH. Thursday:

An area of low pressure and an associated cold front is moving through the region. We’re keeping gusty winds in the forecast with dropping temperatures with scattered snow showers through Tuesday morning. Overnight: Scattered rain and snow showers, Some thunder is also possible. Low into the mid to lower 30’s, West winds 10 to 20

A potent system is on the move for Monday afternoon and evening. We’ll see scattered showers and thunderstorms, with that moisture turning over to snow early Tuesday

Warm and windy conditions with high pressure to our south and a cold front to our north. This combination will give us highs into the 70’s for Saturday with mostly sunny skies. Our next storm arrives Monday with gusty winds and scattered showers. Overnight: Winds 10-15 MPH with lows into the mid 30’s. Saturday: Mostly

High pressure over the Four Corners is delivering warmer temperatures, along with winds from the south. Upper level winds from the south are being driven by dry fronts moving through north Idaho and Montana. Look for gusty winds and highs into the 70’s. A more pronounced cold front arrives Monday into Tuesday, with rain and

We’ll begin to see increasing winds out of the southwest by Thursday afternoon. With those winds, we’ll see highs into the 60’s. Overnight: Clear with lows around 20°, with south winds around 10 MPH. Thursday: Sunny, with a high into the lower 60’s for the Snake River Plain. Northeast wind 10 to 15 MPH, becoming

Breezy tonight with a few scattered snow showers in our local mountains. We see a warming trend through the rest of the workweek with highs into the 50’s and 60’s. Overnight: Northwest winds 10-15 MPH, mostly clear skies, lows into the teens and 20’s. Wednesday: Sunny with highs into the upper 40’s to the lower

Our winds are slowly backing down to lighter levels for Tuesday, with our exiting cold front. We’ll see cold temperatures with a freezing Tuesday morning and afternoon highs into the 40’s. Just a few isolated mountain snow showers and flurries, with drier weather for the mid-week. High pressure returning later this week with warming temps

A strong cold front is moving through the Pacific Northwest, Sunday evening into Monday. This front, is expected to bring in scattered snow and rain showers. However, the main concern are the high winds expected all across the region. The National Weather Service has issued a High Wind Warning: “HIGH WIND WARNING IN EFFECT FROM

A Pacific low from the northwest is sliding through the region this weekend. We’ll see snow and rain showers, along with gusty winds. A second cold front moves in for Monday with more scattered showers. Rain and snow showers expected to start late Friday and overnight into Saturday. Temps overnight will be cold enough for

Winds are increasing overnight into Friday, with an approaching storm. This storm is ushering in a cold front on Friday with gusty winds, rain and snow showers into this weekend. We have the potential for snow in the Snake River Plain Friday night and early Saturday morning. More snow will be possible Saturday night with

High pressure and a SW flow, delivering some nice, above average weather. However, a cold front is on the way for Friday. This cold front will usher in gusty winds, scattered rain and snow showers with the potential for thunderstorms, for late Friday into Saturday. Overnight: light winds with lows into the upper 20’s with

We’re seeing just a few isolated showers this evening around the mountains of far eastern Idaho and Western Wyoming. High pressure is working in from the south for Wednesday with mostly sunny skies in the forecast. Daytime highs for Wednesday will reach into the lower to mid 50’s for the Snake River Plain. An area

A low pressure system is moving to our south, which will send in a few isolated showers for Tuesday. Most of the showers will favor the mountains and higher elevations. Overnight, a chance of showers with partly to mostly cloudy skies. Lows into the mid to upper 20’s. Tuesday, a slight chance of showers with

A low pressure system is moving through the four corners region with showers to our south and warmer air getting pumped into our region. We’ll see a slight chance of snow around Bear Lake and SW Wyoming. Saturday, mostly sunny with highs close to 50°. Winds around 10-15 MPH. Slight chance of snow in SE

We have an area of low pressure to our south over Utah, spinning up scattered snow showers to our south. We’ll have a few snow showers possible for southern Idaho near the Utah border. Otherwise, light winds out of the north will push back on those showers, leaving us with mostly sunny skies in the

An area of low pressure is continuing to slide into Southern California and Arizona over the next couple of days. We’ll keep mainly dry conditions in the forecast for the rest of this week, with a slight chance of showers in extreme southern and southeastern Idaho. Overnight: Mostly clear with lows into the teens and

A low pressure system is slowly making its way down the Pacific coast. Off of that low, we’re seeing some clouds and a few isolated showers in our area. Most of the showers for Wednesday and Thursday will be over Nevada, Utah and California. Overnight, look for mostly cloudy skies, with winds around 5-10 MPH.

A disturbance from a Pacific low pressure center, is slowly working across the region this evening. We’re seeing a few snow and rain showers, mostly into the mountains, to carry over into some of Tuesday. Widespread gusty winds, around 15-25 MPH, as this system moves through. Highs for Tuesday will reach into the upper 30’s

Expect to see a change-up in our weather pattern with a series of systems moving through. The first system moves through for Saturday with gusty winds and a few isolated rain/snow showers. We’re not expecting to see a lot of moisture this weekend in the Snake River Plain. However, gusty winds will be an issue

Partly cloudy tonight with winds around 10 MPH. Low’s into the teens and 20’s. For Friday, mostly sunny skies and highs into the mid 40’s to lower 50’s in the Snake River Plain. Winds 10-15 MPH with gusts around 20 MPH. Saturday, partly cloudy with a slight chance of showers for the Snake River Plain.

A few clouds tonight, with lows into the tees and winds around 10 MPH. Mostly sunny for Thursday with highs into the lower to mid 40’s, with north winds around 5-10 MPH. Mostly sunny again for Friday, with highs close to 45° for the Snake River Plain. We’ll see increasing clouds this weekend with a

High pressure over the west, still allowing for warming temperatures this workweek. A stormy pattern arrives this weekend, with scattered rain and snow showers starting Saturday afternoon. Wednesday: Mostly sunny with a high into the lower 40’s. North wind around 5-10 MPH. Overnight, mostly clear with lows around 10°. Thursday: Highs into the mid 40’s

High pressure over the Four corners with above average temperatures this week. Our next chance for snowy weather arrives this weekend, with gusty winds and scattered snow showers. Overnight: Lows around 10°, with winds 5-10 MPH. Tuesday: Mostly sunny with highs into the mid to upper 30’s. Winds around 5-10 MPH. Wednesday: Highs into the

Our potent cold front is exiting the region Friday night, with gusty winds and scattered snow showers. Lows into the teens and 20’s for the Snake River Plain and scattered snow showers slowly coming to an end. By Saturday afternoon, we expect to see some clearing, cold temperatures, and drier weather, heading into Sunday. Our

A strong system is moving through the region with gusty winds and scattered snow showers. Overnight, A 40 percent chance of snow, with areas of blowing snow after 2am. Southwest winds 15 to 25 MPH, with gusts as high as 35 MPH. Friday, snow showers and gusty winds with highs into the lower to mid

An area of low pressure is moving towards eastern Idaho for Thursday evening and Friday. Thursday morning will be quiet and cold with light winds. Throughout the day, we’ll be increasing clouds and wind speeds as stormy weather approaches. Highs will reach only into the upper 20’s to the lower 30’s. By Thursday evening, scattered

Staying breezy tonight with lows into the teens and single digits with the unsettled flow continuing from the northwest. We’ll see isolated snow showers for Wednesday, mostly cloudy skies, with highs into the upper 20’s with winds around 5-10 MPH. Thursday, Partly cloudy, with a high into the mid to upper 20’s, increasing clouds for

A couple of systems are moving through the region this first half of the workweek, with gusty winds and scattered snow showers. The first system is sliding through the region tonight and Tuesday. Another system is moving through Wednesday. Tonight, lows into the upper 20’s with a chance of snow. Winds 10-20 MPH, with gusts

A cold front is pushing through for Saturday, with gusty winds and scattered snow showers. Highs into the lower 30’s for Saturday with gusty winds around 10-15 MPH, Gusts around 25 MPH. 1-3″ of snow possible. Highs into the upper 20’s for Sunday with more wind, a slight chance of snow with mostly cloudy skies.

A system is moving through the region, with scattered snow showers and gusty winds. We’re looking to keep the heavier bands of snow into the higher elevations with lighter snowfall amounts in the Snake River Plain. Overnight, we’ll see increasing clouds and scattered snow showers. Overnight lows will dip into the lower 20’s, with winds

A slight chance of snow tonight with light winds and lows into the single digits. For Thursday, look for increasing clouds and winds around 10 MPH. High temperatures for Thursday, into the mid to upper 20’s. We’ll see snow showers overnight into Friday with lows into the mid to lower 20’s. South southeast wind 10

Our cold and wet northwest flow continues for Wednesday. We’ll see colder temperatures over the next couple of days with winds 10-20 MPH. We’ll also see some scattered snow showers for Wednesday. Another potent system moves in Friday morning with accumulating snowfall. Overnight: A chance of snow overnight into Wednesday morning with lows into the

Our northwest flow will continue with mountain snow showers and dropping temps for Tuesday and Wednesday. We’ll have a few isolated snow showers for the Snake River Plain for Tuesday with mostly cloudy skies. Highs into the mid 30’s for the Snake River Plain. Look for winds around 10-20 MPH, for Tuesday and Wednesday. Overnight

Special Weather Statement from the National Weather Service in Pocatello: Snow to return to southeast Idaho overnight and Monday… Another Pacific storm system will return snow to southeast Idahoovernight tonight. Expect snow to return to the central mountainsafter midnight then spread east through Monday morning. Right nowamounts of 3 to 6 inches are expected in

This northwest flow of wet cold weather continues with cold air spilling in from the north. Look for scattered snow showers and dropping temps this weekend. The National Weather Service has issued Winter Weather Advisories, Winter Storm Warnings for much of eastern Idaho and western Wyoming. A Wind Chill Warning has been issued for Fremont

Our wet weather pattern from the northwest continues for Friday and Saturday. Most of the heavy snow will hit east of the Snake River Plain. Friday night and overnight: A chance of snow, mostly cloudy, with a low into the lower 20’s. Winds 10 to 15 MPH, with gusts around 25 MPH. Friday: Cloudy with

Scattered snow and rain showers will slowly begin filtering through the region by Thursday afternoon into Friday and Saturday. Winds will still be with us, with some blowing and drifting snow showers. Heavier snow showers possible on Saturday with dropping temperatures throughout the entire region. Thursday, A chance of rain snow for the afternoon and

We’ll see Pacific moisture and a Canadian cold front run through the region for this late-week. Winds will pick-up this Wednesday, with wind speeds around 15-25 MPH for the afternoon and evening hours. Scattered snow and rain showers are expected Thursday. Colder temperatures and scattered snow showers will continue for this Friday and Saturday. WINTER

Light snow in the mountains, with partly to mostly cloudy skies in the the Snake River Plain. Winds for Tuesday will be into the 10-15 MPH range, with highs into the lower to mid 30’s. We’ll start to see some stormy weather roll in from the west this week, as we also pull in cold

We’re still under our northwest flow, keeping a slight chance of mountain snow in the forecast for Monday. Winds are expected to be lighter, but still breezy, with winds around 5-15 MPH for Monday. Some stormy weather will roll into Utah Tuesday, with a few showers entering extreme southern Idaho. We’ll look for dropping temperatures

We’re still expecting a push of wet, windy weather out of the north for Saturday and Sunday. We’re keeping a slight chance of snow in the forecast for the Snake River Plain, with more snow expected around Central Idaho, SE Idaho and areas near the Wyoming state line. Daytime highs into the mid to upper

A system out of the northwest will usher in scattered snow showers and gusty winds. We’ll see most of the snow favor locations near the Wyoming border and Central Idaho, with scattered snow reaching into the Snake River Plain. We’ll still have a few isolated snow showers for Saturday. Expect highs into the mid 30’s

As our storm system exits the region tonight, look for freezing overnight and daytime temperatures into the teens and 20’s. We’ll still have a few snow showers for our local mountains for Thursday. Another round of mountain snow arrives for Friday, with a few snow showers spreading into the Snake River Plain. We’ll still run

A Pacific storm is moving through the region tonight and Wednesday morning. Expect scattered snow showers early Wednesday, with partly to mostly cloudy skies in the afternoon, with mountain snow showers through the afternoon. Highs in the Snake River Plain will reach into the mid 30’s. Winds will be in the 10-25 MPH range, with

A Pacific system is taking aim to our region this mid-week. Snow is expected to arrive late Tuesday and ealy Wednesday, with gusty winds and scattered snow showers for the rest of the week. Overnight: Clouds will build in with light winds and lows around the lower to mid 20’s in the Snake River Plain.

Our slow moving storm system is making its last mark on the region with scattered rain and snow showers tonight and Saturday morning. We’ll see highs into mid 30’s for the Snake River Plain for Saturday and Sunday. As high pressure briefly builds back into the region for Sunday, we’ll see areas of freezing fog

Mostly cloudy tonight with scattered rain and snow showers. Lows into the upper 20’s to lower 30’s, with winds around 10 MPH. For this Friday, we’re stuck with this un-settled flow of wet weather from the southwest. We’ll look for scattered rain and snow showers for the Snake River Plain, highs into the upper 30’s

A wet weather pattern continues to move through the region. We’ll see snow and rain showers with slightly warmer temps for Thursday and Friday. We’re looking at another 1-3″ of new snowfall Wednesday night into Thursday in the upper Snake River Plain. The lower Plain continues to struggle to pull in heavier snowfall, thanks to

We’re seeing a steady stream of stormy weather roll in from the west. We’ll start to see snow showers moving through the region, Wednesday morning. Down-slope winds around Pocatello may prevent heavy accumulations of snow. Warmer temperatures Thursday, will lead to more of a rainy snow mix of precipitation. The National Weather Service has issued

Mostly cloudy tonight, with a few light snow flurries and showers. Lows into the single digits around the Snake River Plain. For Tuesday, partly cloudy through the day, with increasing clouds into the evening, with a slight chance of snow. Wednesday, rain and snow showers with gusty winds. A series of storms will pass through