Local Forecast

High pressure delivering dry and overall warm conditions. A dry front is passing through northern Idaho and Montana, bringing breezy winds late Wednesday. We’ll see lower wind speeds for Thursday with sunny skies with highs into the mid to upper 80’s. High pressure ridging continues to build in across the western states this weekend, with

A frontal system passing through Montana, will drive gusty winds through our region, this Wednesday afternoon and evening. Otherwise, dry and sunny with a warming trend through the rest of the week. A dry cold front moves in for Saturday afternoon, with highs into the mid to upper 90’s, before the front passes. Dropping highs

A cold front is moving through the region, with showers late Monday, coming to an end for Tuesday. We’ll see cold overnight lows with the clearing sky into Tuesday. The National Weather Service has issued a Frost Advisory for portions of the Snake River Plain and Arco Desert. A Freeze Warning has been issued for

High temperatures will hit low to mid-60’s Monday. Expect breezy winds, and scattered showers through the midday.

Sunday and Monday are the big oddball days in our forecast. 30 mph winds are expected throughout much of the day, Sunday. High temperatures will only hit low to mid-60’s Monday. Temperatures will bounce back by the mid-week.

A Red Flag Warning is will come into effect Saturday and Sunday in anticipation of gusty winds. The shift in the weather pattern will bring a cold air mass into the area from the North. Expect highs to top out into the 70’s and 60’s Sunday and Monday.

Storms activity wraps up Thursday night. Plan on sunshine and mild conditions Friday and Saturday, ahead of a cool-down into next week.

Another round of thunderstorms is possible Wednesday and Thursday nights. High temperatures into the 80’s will continue through the work week.

High pressure positioned over the Western U.S. will continue to pull in warm temperatures, storms and smoke from the Southwest. Watch for a few evening thunderstorms each day through the midweek.

High pressure over the Great Basin for the start of the workweek, will keep us under the influence of smoky skies and scattered thunderstorms. We have a low pressure center over the Pacific Northwest, enhancing our southwest flow. This will lead to warmer temps, with highs into the 90’s, gusty afternoon winds and monsoonal thunderstorms

Warming temperatures with smoke and haze. Saturday, hazy with highs into the lower 90’s. Breezy, with winds 10-15 MPH, gusts up to 25 MPH. Sunday, more smoke and haze with highs into the lower 90’s. Winds 10-15 MPH, gusts up to 25 MPH. AN AIR POLLUTION AND CAUTION STATEMENT HAS BEEN ISSUED BY THEIDAHO DEPARTMENT

Smoke and haze will continue to hang over the region, thanks to wildfires burning in California. AN AIR POLLUTION AND CAUTION STATEMENT HAS BEEN ISSUED BY THEIDAHO DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY… Due to wildfire smoke, the air quality has become unhealthy forsensitive groups in Bannock, Bingham, Bear Lake, Caribou,Franklin, Power, and Oneida Counties. Due to

A few thunderstorms late Wednesday and Thursday afternoon as the large ridge of high pressure over Utah, shifts to the East. Smoke from wildfires in California, will continue to haze our skies into the near future. Hot and sunny this weekend with dry weather. Thursday, gusty winds with a slight chance of mountain thunderstorms. Highs

High pressure shifting to the east, will bring in breezy conditions and continue to pump in the heat with scattered thunderstorms. We’ll still have some smoke and haze from regional wildfires, keeping a gray sky in the forecast. Thursday, windy with winds 10-20 MPH, partly to mostly cloudy with highs into the mid to upper

High pressure is sticking around with scattered thunderstorms and hot temps. A Heat Advisory has been issued through Wednesday. Tuesday, partly cloudy with highs into the 90’s and low 100’s for the Snake River Plain. A slight chance of thunderstorms for the valleys. Scattered thunderstorms for our local mountains. Wednesday, partly cloudy with highs into

A heat advisory remains in place through Tuesday for much of the region. Temperatures are well above average, and a few cities may continue breaking records.

High pressure over the west, will deliver above average high temperatures to our region. By Sunday, we’ll see a push of monsoonal moisture, which will bring some afternoon thunderstorms, mainly for the high country.A Heat Advisory has been issued by the National Weather Service, “HEAT ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM NOON SUNDAY TO 9 PM MDT

Staying breezy for Friday, with normal highs. High pressure will build over the western states for this weekend, delivering above average heat locally. Temperatures in the upper 90s to low 100s are possible. Friday, highs into the mid to upper 80’s. Winds 10-20 MPH. Saturday, mostly sunny with highs into the mid 90’s. Sunday &

A cold front with scattered thunderstorms late Wednesday will move off to the east for Thursday. We’ll keep windy, but mainly dry, conditions through the remainder of the week. Thursday, windy with mostly sunny skies, highs into the mid to upper 80’s. Friday, windy and sunny with highs into the mic 80’s. Saturday, highs into

More wind in the forecast, as a system pushes in from the northwest. We’ll see more gusty winds locally, with some scattered showers and thunderstorms. Temps are expected to drop slightly through the rest of the week behind this system. We’ll bring in the heat for next week, with highs into the mid and upper

Dry and windy conditions this week, with a few thunderstorms possible on Wednesday. Temps will drop slightly this week with a dry cold front as we get closer to this weekend. Tuesday, windy with highs into the lower 90’s. A chance of thunderstorms in Idaho’s southern mountains. Wednesday, windy, partly cloudy with a few thunderstorms.

Monday will see just gentle breezes, but stronger winds Tuesday prompt concern over wildfires. High temps will hover around mid-eighties all week.

Expect plenty of sunshine through the extended forecast. Wind speeds will hit low to mid teens Sunday afternoon, with mild breezes expected into the work week.

A windy weekend, with sunny skies and near normal temperatures. Saturday, highs into the upper 80’s and lower 90’s. Mostly sunny with winds 10-20 MPH, Gusts 20-30 MPH. Sunday, highs into the mid to upper 80’s. Mostly sunny with winds 10-20 MPH, Gusts 20-30 MPH. Monday, mostly sunny with highs into the mid to upper

We’ll see a few thunderstorms late Thursday with gusty winds. A frontal system is moving through the region, delivering gusty winds and dropping temperatures. There’s just a slight chance of thunderstorms for Friday. Friday, highs into the mid to upper 80’s for the Snake River Plain with gusty winds. A slight chance of mountain thunderstorms.

A southwest flow is bringing in heat with a few thunderstorms Wednesday evening. Thursday afternoon and evening expect scattered showers and thunderstorms, with a frontal boundary moving through from the northwest. A Red Flag Warning has been issued for Thursday afternoon.Thursday, partly sunny with a high into the lower to mid 90’s. Winds 10-25 MPH.

High pressure is building back in with warming temperatures for Wednesday. We’ll have a few thunderstorms this week in the afternoons and evenings. A system pushes into the northwest for Thursday, ushering in gusty winds and slightly cooler temps. Wednesday, mostly sunny with highs into the lower to mid 90’s. A slight chance of thunderstorms,

A system to the north is pushing in gusty winds Monday evening, with a few thunderstorms. Temperatures will be slightly cooler behind the system for Tuesday, with warming back for Wednesday. Tuesday, highs into the upper 80’s and lower 90’s with winds around 10 MPH. Mostly sunny with a few mountain thunderstorms. Wednesday, highs into

High pressure over the west will keep our temperatures above average. Highs will be into the 90’s and low 100’s this weekend with mostly sunny skies. We’ll also have a slight risk of thunderstorms. Saturday, Sunny with highs 95° to 100°. North winds around 5-10 mph. A slight chance of thunderstorms in our local mountains.

High pressure will continue to build to our south with increasing heat for this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. We’ll have a slight chance of mountain thunderstorms. Friday, sunny with highs into the upper 90’s and low 100’s. Winds around 10 MPH. A slight chance of mountain and foothill thunderstorms. Saturday, highs close to 100° for

Scattered thunderstorms for late Tuesday, clearing as we move into Wednesday. We’ll still have a slight chance of some thunderstorms in our local mountains. Otherwise, look for warming temps and mostly sunny skies as high pressure works back in. Wednesday, highs into the upper 80’s and lower 90’s for the Snake River Plain. A slight

​​​​​Thunderstorm and shower chance for Tuesday For Monday evening, warm with a chance of isolated thunderstorms. East wind 10 to 15 MPH, gusts as high as 25 mph. A batch of monsoonal moisture will wrap in for late Monday and carry into Tuesday for our region. An area of low pressure over California will shift

High temperatures will break into the 90’s Monday. A few scattered showers will wander through the higher elevations. Showers will be more widespread Tuesday.

Expect dry, mild conditions Sunday. A few storms hit early in the week, but temperatures stay warm.

Clear skies will dominate the weekend forecast. Temperatures will gradually rise toward 90-degree highs by Monday.

Expect a few scattered showers, Thursday. Showers and thunderstorms will focus on Central Idaho’s mountain regions. Dryer weather is scheduled for the weekend.

Scattered thunderstorms in the forecast for Wednesday and Thursday, as monsoonal moisture pushes in from the south. A Red Flag Warning has been issue for high fire danger. “The National Weather Service in Pocatello has issued a Red FlagWarning for Scattered thunderstorms, which is in effect from noon to 11 PM MDT Wednesday. The Fire

Hot and sunny for Tuesday with highs into the 90’s. We’ll see scattered thunderstorms arrivng Wednesday afternoon with some gusty winds. A Fire Weather Watch has been issued for Wednesday by the National Weather Service.The National Weather Service in Pocatello has issued a FireWeather Watch, which is in effect from Wednesday afternoon (2 PMMDT) through

Sunshine and warm weather continue for the first half of the work week. Expect calm breezes, below 10 mph. Showers will begin moving into the area Wednesday.

A weak cold front will lower temperatures slightly for this weekend. We’ll still have some gusty winds thanks to that cold front and a very low risk of thunderstorms. We’re looking to stay dry trough the start of the workweek, with thunderstorms returning by Thursday and Friday. Saturday, highs into the mid 80’s with mostly

Hot and windy for Friday as a dry front pushes through to our north. We’ll see a few isolated thunderstorms for Friday with highs into the 90’s. A Red Flag Warning has been issued for Friday. RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 1 PM TO 9 PM MDT FRIDAY FORGUSTY WINDS AND LOW RELATIVE HUMIDITY

Warm and breezy weather for Thursday with sunny skies. A dry front passes through for Friday, driving in some gusty winds and a few thunderstorms.  Thursday, sunny with highs into the upper 80’s and lower 90’s. Winds 10-15 MPH Friday, partly sunny with highs into the lower 90’s. Slight chance of thunderstorms with gusty winds. Saturday, partly sunny

Warming temperatures with high pressure over the western states. We’ll see increasing temperatures for the rest of the week. Monsoonal thunderstorms over the Four Corners will push in from the south on Friday and Saturday. However, we’re just looking at a slight risk of storms. Wednesday, sunny with highs into the lower to mid 80’s

An exiting cold front to the east is keeping things breezy for Monday evening with a few thunderstorms around Island Park and Yellowstone. cool temps remain in the forecast for Tuesday. A dry westerly flow will continue this week, with warming temperatures. A slight chance of thunderstorms will enter the region late-week. Tuesday, sunny with

Highs will just top out around 80 degrees Monday and Tuesday. After that, a warming trend will carry highs back toward 90 by next weekend.

Temperatures will take a slight hit over the next few days. Highs will still hit upper 80’s Sunday. Expect escalated wind speeds through Tuesday.

Hot and breezy this weekend with gusty winds for Sunday. We expect to see a cold front approaching for Sunday, bringing in the gusty winds and dropping temperatures for Monday and Tuesday. Staying dry for much of the forecast, with just a slight risk of thunderstorms late in the workweek. Saturday, sunny and hot with

Expanding high pressure over the Four Corners will bring in warming temperatures. A front out of the northwest, will keep breezy winds in the forecast for Friday, with a few showers for Central Idaho and Montana. Sunny and dry weather for the weekend. Friday, A few showers in central Idaho, with mostly sunny skies for

Warming and breezy with a few thunderstorms in Central Idaho for Thursday and Friday. High pressure building over the Four Corners will usher in above average highs, with temps into the 90’s this weekend. We’ll slowly see temperatures drop back down to the normal range next week with a few thunderstorms. Thursday, mostly sunny with

Staying windy through Thursday, as disturbances pass along the jet stream to our north. High pressure building in from the Four Corners, will push highs into the 90’s for this weekend. Wednesday, SW winds 15-35 MPH with mostly sunny skies. Highs into the upper 70’s to lower 80’s. Thursday, more wind with mostly sunny skies.

Mostly sunny with just a few thunderstorms moving through Central Idaho for Tuesday. Windy for Tuesday, with a disturbance moving to our north. Slightly cooler temperatures for the next couple of days, with hot temps by this weekend. Tuesday, Windy with mostly sunny skies for the Snake River Plain. Highs into the lower to mid

Warm weather will continue through the week. Expect temperatures to top out near 90 throughout the Snake Plain on Monday. Tuesday will bring some breezy weather in along with mountain showers.

We’ll see hot temperatures into the 80’s and 90’s for Independence Day, with a few thunderstorms. Slightly cooler temperatures into the lower 80’s for Sunday, but a fairly quiet weather pattern for the approaching work week. Saturday, highs around 90° for Pocatello, the upper 80’s for Idaho Falls. Partly cloudy in the afternoon with isolated

Scattered thunderstorms late Thursday and Friday with partly cloudy skies. We’ll have a few thunderstorms this weekend especially for our local mountains. Friday, partly cloudy with highs into the mid to upper 80’s, with a few thunderstorms. Winds 10-15 MPH, with gusts around 20 MPH. Saturday, partly cloudy with some afternoon mountain thunderstorms, a few

Staying windy for Wednesday evening with high pressure building in from the south for Thursday and Friday. We’ll still have some breezy winds Thursday afternoon. Thursday, mostly sunny with a high into the upper 70’S and lower 80’s. A slight chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms with breezy winds. Friday, sunny with a high into

Our area of low pressure, delivering stormy weather, will begin to lift for Wednesday. Look for the showers gradually ending, with warmer weather building in. A second area of low pressure from Canada, brushes by the region with just a few isolated afternoon thunderstorms for Wednesday afternoon. With this passing low, we’ll see gusty winds

Scattered thunderstorms, gusty winds and showers for Monday night and Tuesday. ​​​​​An area of low pressure over Idaho, will continue to spin slowly towards the north for Tuesday. That low, will keep us cool, with scattered showers and mostly cloudy skies. By Wednesday, we’ll begin to transition to some drier weather, with just a few

Temperatures will by down from 80’s Saturday, to 60’s and 50’s into Saturday. Cold, wet weather will carry us through the first half of the work week.

Hot and windy for Saturday, before a colder wet period of weather moves in for next week. Sunday through Tuesday, we’ll see colder temperatures with scattered showers and thunderstorms. High pressure will warm us back up into the 70’s and 80’s, as we close out the week. Saturday, partly cloudy with highs into the upper

Showers coming to an end Thursday night, leading to a sunny Friday with just a few isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon. Another cold front approaches for Saturday evening, leading to showers and thunderstorms for Sunday and Monday. Friday, highs into the mid 80’s with mostly sunny skies. A few afternoon thunderstorms in the mountains. Saturday,