Local Forecast

High pressure with us tonight will lead to dropping temperatures tonight and Sunday, areas of freezing fog. Overnight lows will drop into teens and single digits. We’ll have a slight chance of snow from that fog and low cloud cover in the morning. Partly sunny skies in the afternoon with highs into the mid 20’s.

A storm moving through Utah and Nevada will continue to push in snow and rain showers. Most of the wet weather moves through Utah, with some snow working into the Snake River Plain. We could also see heavier snow showers for Oneida, Franklin and Bear Lake Counties late Friday into Saturday. Tonight, areas of freezing

An area of low pressure along the Pacific coast, is sending snow showers in our direction. This low is moving south into Nevada and Utah, with spotty snow showers working into Idaho and Wyoming. Most of the heavier snow bands are expected to hit into central and northern Utah. THURSDAY NIGHT- FRIDAY AM: Chance of

An area of low pressure is moving through the Great Basin over Nevada and southern Idaho. We’ll see a chance of snow late Thursday into Friday and some wrap around snow showers for Saturday. Most of the snow for Friday and Saturday will be focused into the southern highlands and SE mountains of Idaho and

Mostly clear tonight with overnight lows into the single digits for the Snake River Plain. We’ll also see a few spots of freezing fog in the morning. Wednesday, mostly sunny with highs into the upper 20’s to lower 30’s for the Snake River Plain. North winds around 5-10 MPH. Cloud cover builds in for Wednesday

We’ll see mostly cloudy skies for Monday evening, with areas of fog. However, light winds out of the north, will start to move some of this low cloud cover out of region. With the clouds departing overnight, we’ll see dropping temperatures close to zero with sub-zero wind chills. For your Tuesday, cold in the morning

Areas of freezing fog with freezing drizzle and ice. Scattered snow showers for Sunday.

A couple of systems are moving through the Northwest, with scattered snow showers. Most of the snow is favoring the high elevations, with just a few scattered snow showers getting into the Snake River Plain. Highs for Saturday will only reach into the upper 20’s to lower 30’s. We’re looking fairly quiet for Saturday, with

We have high pressure over the Great Basin with cold overnight lows. Clouds and areas of fog will move into the region for Friday. We’ll have a few snow showers for our mountains with some of that snow passing through Late Friday night. Another system moves through Sunday, with some more scattered snow showers. Overnight,

Staying windy for Wednesday evening, as a cold front exits eastern Idaho and western Wyoming. We’re seeing a few snow showers in our eastern highlands, with clearing, cold conditions tonight. Overnight, partly cloudy with a few lingering snow showers. Lows into the teens and single digits for the Snake River Plain. Winds 10 to 15

A system moving into the region this evening with rain, snow showers and freezing drizzle. This storm is looking to bring in about 2-4″ of new snow for Teton County Idaho and Wyoming, and about 2-4″ of new snow for Island Park. Mixed precipitaion for the Snake River Plain, with gusty winds. Sustained winds are

High pressure tonight, leading to cold overnight lows, areas of freezing fog, with a slight chance of snow flurries. Partly sunny skies for Tuesday with winds around 10 MPH. Highs for Tuesday into the lower to mid 30’s. A storm system pushes in from the west for Wednesday. The arriving storm, will usher in gusty

More cold fronts are passing through the region with un-settled conditions. We have a slight chance of snow for late Friday into Saturday. However, snowfall amounts are expected to be light in accumulation and confined mostly to the southern mountains of Idaho, along the Utah border. Another system slides to the north for Sunday and

We’ll still have some areas of snowfall Thursday night. With dropping overnight lows, the snow we did see earlier and light winds, we’ll see areas of freezing fog. Another storm system moves in from the west for Friday night, with a chance of snow early Saturday. Friday, areas of freezing fog in the morning with

A couple of systems are moving through the west, we’ll have a few snow showers for Thursday. Most of the snow showers will favor the mountains, with some of the snow spreading into the Snake River Plain. For Thursday we’ll see mostly cloudy skies, with a high near 30°. New snow accumulation of less than

Areas of freezing fog overnight with a slight chance of snow from that fog, early Wednesday morning. We’ll see near normal highs close to 30° for Wednesday afternoon with mostly sunny skies. Northeast winds around 10 MPH. Thursday, a system moves into the Pacific northwest with a slight chance of snow locally. We’ll see a

Scattered rain, snow showers for Monday night into Tuesday. We’ll also see gusty winds throughout the region. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory and A Winter Storm Warning. WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 11 AM MSTTUESDAY… WHAT…Light to moderate snow is expected with a chance offreezing rain in the

A plume of moisture is taking aim to our region with passing rain and snow showers. Winds are expected to increase as well, with the storm arriving on Sunday. Look for a chance of snow arriving Friday night and Saturday morning. Rain and snow with gusty winds for Sunday, will keep snowfall amounts low for

A series of systems will swing through the region over the next few days and well into next week. We’ll see a slight chance of snow Thursday night and Friday morning with low clouds and areas of fog. Another weak system arrives Friday night and Saturday, with a possible round of light snow. A larger

Look for scattered snow showers, light winds through Wednesday night and Thursday morning as a cold front swings in from the west. Another storm system arrives Saturday into Sunday, with slightly warmer temperatures. The Sunday system will deliver warmer temps, leading to a rain snow mix for the Snake River Plain. Overnight lows in the

We have a couple of weather systems moving in from the west coast with the first round of snowy weather arriving Wednesday afternoon. A heavier snow storm is expected Sunday and Monday. Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, we’ll see areas of freezing fog with flurries and temperatures close to zero. Wednesday afternoon, chance of snow

An area of high pressure behind this past weekend’s snow, will deliver cold and mostly sunny skies for Tuesday afternoon. With overnight low’s close to zero, and areas of snow from this weekend, we’ll run the risk of areas of freezing fog for the overnight and morning hours. There will be a slight chance of

A strong cold front is on the way for Tuesday morning. We’ll see winds picking up to high levels in the mornings with scattered snow showers to follow. In the Snake River Plain, look for mostly cloudy skies and scattered snow showers. New snow accumulation of less than a half inch to an 1″ possible.

Scattered showers continue through Sunday night. Mountain areas could see some continued snow into Monday morning. High temperatures will be better than 10 degrees above average, Monday, with many cities reaching into the 40’s. A cold front Tuesday ushers frosty weather back in for the Christmas holiday.

A couple of systems move through the northwest this weekend, with another cold front arriving Monday and Tuesday. First system arrives late Friday into Saturday with a chance of snow showers and winds around 10-20 MPH. Overnight, we’ll see areas of fog and spotty snow showers. Low temperatures in the Snake River Plain will bottom

Our Thursday cold front will move off to the east, leaving us with dropping temperatures and a few leftover snow showers. A couple of weaker systems move out of the northwest for this weekend, with mostly mountain snow showers. Friday, areas of freezing fog in the morning with highs into the upper 20’s. A slight

A Pacific storm system moves in for Thursday morning, with scattered snow showers and winds into the 10-20 MPH range. We’ll see snow slowly end into Friday with another round of snowy weather arriving this weekend. Thursday, snow showers with highs into the mid 30’s for the Snake River Plain. Winds out of the southwest

A cold front moving through the region tonight, will lead to scattered snow showers. We’ll look for low cloud cover and fog overnight and Wednesday morning. A deeper area of low pressure rolls in Thursday, with heavier snow showers and gusty winds. For Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, we’ll look for lows into the lower

Unsettled conditions stick around this week, as more wet weather systems roll in from the Pacific. Our next storm is expected Tuesday afternoon and evening, with another inch possible for the Snake River Plain. A more potent system arrives Thursday with another 2-4″ of new snowfall possible. Thursday, areas of fog in the morning with

A series of storm systems will slide through the western states. Light snow showers Friday night and into Saturday. More scattered snow showers will take us well into next week with cold temperatures. Saturday, chance of snow in the morning and mid-day with a high into the upper 20’s. Winds around 10 MPH, with clearing

An active weather pattern moves into the region starting Friday and well into this weekend. There will be a slight chance of snow for Friday, with most of the snow favoring locations close to the Wyoming border. Scattered snow showers on Saturday and Sunday, could deliver 1-2″ of new snowfall to the Snake River Plain.

We’re losing our strong ridge of high pressure. A weak cold front is making its way through the region tonight. We’ll see highs into the mid 30’s for Thursday afternoon, with mostly cloudy skies. A series of systems move through the region, with a chance of snow showers Friday.Highs into the lower 30’s, with winds

High pressure will begin to shrink as we move into Wednesday, as a weak front moves through the Northwest. We’ll see light winds with highs above average and passing clouds. An active pattern will move into the region late Thursday, with scattered snow showers into Friday and this weekend. Wednesday, mostly sunny with winds around

High pressure remains locked into place with an inversion across the region. A weak system passes through Montana this Wednesday with a chance of showers near the Montana Idaho and Wyoming state lines. We’ll start into an active weather pattern, starting this weekend, with passing snow showers into next week. Overnight, look for clear skies

A ridge of high pressure remains in place through Sunday morning. With this ridge, we’ll continue to see an inversion. An inversion is sinking air, with cold air hanging low in elevation. Overnight lows in the Snake River Plain will be close to zero with sub-zero morning wind chills. Daytime highs will reach into the

High pressure will strengthen over the region this week, behind Monday’s cold front. Light winds and temperatures into the 20’s and 30’s for daytime highs. With an inversion setting up, we’ll run the risk of some overnight and morning fog/low cloud cover. Mostly sunny skies for the afternoon, with a slow warming trend into this

A cold front is moving through Idaho and Wyoming Monday evening, with scattered snow showers and gusty winds. Behind this cold front, we’ll see cold temps for Tuesday with highs into the upper 20’s and lower 30’s. For Tuesday, there will still be a few lingering snow showers in Western Wyoming, with a clearing sky

​​​A cold front is moving out of the northwest for Monday afternoon and evening. We’ll look for afternoon winds into the 10-20 MPH range, with increasing cloud cover into the evening. Monday night, chance of snow showers with gusty winds. Snake River Plain cities are looking to see light accumulations of snowfall. The system clears

High temperatures will trend above freezing over the weekend. Warming climaxes Monday with high’s around 40 ahead of a cooldown.

Don’t expect anymore snow for the next several days. A slow warming trend will just see highs into the upper 30’s by Monday, ahead of our next cooldown.

A cold front is making its way east into Wyoming for Wednesday night. With the winds from the north, we’ll see a upper Snake River Plain convergence zone forming. We’ll see another couple of inches in snowfall in the Snake River Plain, Steady light snow is expected. The snow should clear by Thursday morning, with

We’re seeing some low clouds Tuesday evening, leading to some snow flurries and light snow showers. A Pacific Northwest storm system moves in Wednesday, with scattered snow showers and gusty winds. Overnight lows will be back into the teens and 20’s. For Wednesday, look for highs into the mid 30’s with gusty winds. Snowfall amounts

A cold front is moving off to the east tonight, with just a few isolated snow showers with gusty winds. Overnight, look for a slight chance of snow, some gusty winds slowly calming into Tuesday morning. Overnight lows will be into the mid to lower teens for the Snake River Plain. For Tuesday, we’ll see

Temps will be slightly below average this weekend. Light winds with a partly sunny sky. A storm system moves through the Northwest Monday, delivering a chance of snow showers. Saturday, light winds, sunny, with highs into the mid 30’s for the Snake River Plain. Sunday, Partly sunny with highs into the upper 30’s to lower

As we get on the other side of this cold front, we’ll see cold temperatures, sunshine and lighter winds. We still have a few spotty snow showers with us Thursday evening, with clouds clearing into Friday. Expect below average temperatures for this weekend with another storm arriving Monday and Tuesday. Friday, partly sunny with highs

Rain and snow showers with us Wednesday night and Thursday as a cold front moves through the region. We’ll see dropping snow levels overnight with colder temperatures with us for the rest of the weekend and this weekend. By Friday, we’ll see drier weather with chilly daytime highs into the the 30’s. Thursday, windy with

A storm takes aim to our region, late Tuesday night into Wednesday. We’ll see mountain snow, valley rain and snow showers. A Winter Storm Warning has been issued for Stanley, Ketchum and Sun Valley.WINTER STORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 11 PM THIS EVENINGTO 11 PM MST WEDNESDAY ABOVE 6500 FEET: WHAT…Heavy snow expected above

Slightly warmer and dry weather, before another storm rolls in Tuesday night. We’ll have temps into the 40’s and 50’s for Tuesday, with a Pacific system moving in for Wednesday. scattered rain and snow showers for Wednesday with gusty winds. Tuesday, breezy with highs close to 50° in the Snake River Plain. Winds 10-20 MPH

Expect a few scattered showers overnight Sunday and into Monday morning. Calmer weather is on the way for Monday and Tuesday with just mild winds, and warmer daytime highs.

A storm system is making its way through Idaho and Wyoming. Accumulating snow for Friday evening and overnight into Saturday morning. We’ll still see a few snow showers with gusty winds and cold temperatures for Saturday. Another push of wet weather arrives for Sunday with more wind. Friday night, scattered snow and gusty winds. Low

A storm system is approaching form the northwest. We’ll see a slight temperature bump up-ward, before a cold front arrives into Saturday. Areas of the Snake River Plain and lower elevation valleys, will look for a rain snow mix, with highs into the upper 30’s to lower 40’s. Rain will turn over to snow for

Scattered snow showers for Wednesday night, with a clearing, cold forecast for Thursday. We’ll see mostly cloudy skies Wednesday night, with clearing skies into Thursday morning. Overnight lows are expected to drop into the teens and single digits. Scattered overnight snow showers with winds 10-20 MPH. Thursday, it will be partly sunny, with highs into

Winter-like weather continues for Wednesday with scattered snow showers, gusty winds and chilly temperatures. We’ll see a bit of a break for Thursday, before another round of wet weather arrives this Friday. Wednesday, cloudy with scattered snow showers with highs into the mid 30’s. Gusty winds 15 to 25 mph. Thursday, partly sunny with highs

We’re working on another system from the northwest with a risk of snow showers for Monday night, Tuesday and Wednesday. Most of the snow showers will favor the higher elevations. Local foothills and mountains east of the Snake River Plain, could see 3 to 8 inches late Monday through Wednesday. 1 to 3 inches of