Weather

Winter Storm Watch is in effect for areas around Jackson and Winter Storm Warning for West Yellowstone, MT. Cache Valley area is under a Winter Weather Advisory to the east of I-15 south in Utah as wtintry weather enters the region and will affect areas east of I-15 through Saturday. Ahead of a hefty cold

An area of low pressure will settle into the Pacific northwest, leading to rain/snow showers and gusty winds.OVERNIGHT: Look for increasing clouds with lows into the upper 30’s. Winds at 10-15 MPH, with gusts at 20-30 MPH. THURSDAY: A slight chance of rain and snow in the morning with scattered showers later in the day

OVERNIGHT: Partly cloudy with a slight chance of snow. Windy, with wind speeds at 15-35 MPH, overnight lows into the lower 30’s. WEDNESDAY: Partly cloudy with highs into the mid to upper 50’s. Winds at 15-35 MPH, with a slight chance of snow in our local mountains. THURSDAY: Another round of wet and windy weather

Cold front and rain and snow blow in today with winds picking up from SW 15-25+mph. Gusty winds are likely and a lake wind advisory is in effect for the American Falls Reservoir through 8pm tonight. Winds may gust 40+ mph. Temperatures plummet from the upper 60’s to near 70 yesterday to low 50’s today

A couple of Pacific storms will slide in this week. OVERNIGHT: Increasing clouds to mostly cloudy with lows around 40°, south southwest wind 15 to 25 MPH. TUESDAY: Scattered rain and snow showers with highs into the lower 50’s for the Snake River Plain, southwest wind gusts at 20-35 MPH. WEDNESDAY: Partly cloudy with highs

Partly to mostly cloudy skies will be present across the region today with no chances for any rain or snow.

We will have sunshine and partly cloudy skies out for the entire day tomorrow and there should be no chances for any rain or snow across our skies.

Partly cloudy skies will be seen across the region for Easter.

Our next storm front arrives from the southwest Saturday. Friday night, we’ll see a few isolated snow showers and gusty winds, with lows into the mid 20’s. SATURDAY: Rain and snow showers with mostly cloudy skies. A chance of thundershowers with daytime highs into the mid 50’s, with winds at 15-35 MPH. SUNDAY: Windy and

Isolated snow showers will be present today. The morning hours will have these showers present everywhere except for central ID. Once we move into the afternoon, snow showers start to drift and focus farther east for just SE Idaho and western WY.

OVERNIGHT: Rain and snow with a slight chance of thunderstorms. Lows into the upper 20’s for the Snake River Plain. FRIDAY: Partly sunny with highs into the lower 40’s with gusty winds at 20-30 MPH. SATURDAY: A chance of rain and snow with highs into the lower 50’s. Winds at 15-25 MPH, Gusts above 30

Snow showers this morning with overcast conditions and light winds with slick roads and some fog possible. Allow extra time for travel and low beam head lights for the ride today. Highs will be more mild, into the mid 40’s with SSW winds 10-20+ mph. A transition to rain in the lower valley later as

Our un-settled weather continues with scattered snow showers expected for Wednesday night into Thursday. OVERNIGHT: A chance of snow with mostly cloudy skies. Lows into the lower to mid 20’s, with winds at 10-20 MPH, gusts around 30 MPH. THURSDAY: Snow showers with highs into the lower 40’s and gusty winds. FRIDAY: Mostly cloudy with

A break from continuous showers today and less wind. Some sun will join us and you may need your sunglasses on occasion. It is still chilly with highs only in the 30’s (35-39) and wind chills make for a rough frigid morning. Feels like temperatures in the single digits and even below zero in to

Slightly warmer weather for Wednesday with some isolated snow shower and breezy winds. Another storm arrives this Thursday, with scattered snow/rain showers and gusty winds. WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 3 AM WEDNESDAY: WHAT…Snow expected. Total snow accumulations of 1 to 5 inches, with locally higher amounts. There will be a very tight

Patchy blowing snow and gusty winds 30+mph from the WNW and highs in the mid 30’s will make today feel like a winter wonderland. Wind chills will be in the teens and we’ll see some accumulating snow in the winter weather advisory area which extends through 3AM tomorrow. Slick conditions, high winds, and visibility may

MONDAY NIGHT: Scattered snow and rain with a few thunderstorms. Lows into the mid to lower 20’s with winds at 15-25 MPH, gusts 30-40 MPH. We could see a some spots in the Snake River Plain accumulate a couple of inches of snowfall. TUESDAY: Scattered snow showers with highs into the mid 30’s. Winds at

Winter weather advisories for counties along the I-15 corridor into mountain areas.  Rain/snow will continue into this afternoon and early evening. Snow bursts possible with whiteout conditions as a cold front pushes through the valley later today and tonight. You may end up with an inch or more in valley locations and more in benches. Highs in

Scattered snow showers and very gusty winds will look to provide blowing snow conditions during most of the day Monday for the entire region.

Isolated snow showers will sweep across the region tomorrow with more chances for receiving these isolated showers across central ID and western WY.

WIND ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 11 PM FRIDAY EVENING TO 9 PM SATURDAY. WHAT…West-southwest winds 20 to 30 MPH with gusts up to 50 MPH expected.WHERE…The eastern Magic Valley, Raft River region, Arco Desert, Snake Plain, and adjacent mountains, including but not limited to Burley, Heyburn, Shoshone, Carey, American Falls, Aberdeen, Pocatello, Chubbuck, Blackfoot,

High pressure releases its grip on our area and flattens and opens gateway for more moving air and a cold front to push in here for tonight. It will be a beautiful start today and sunny for the beginning of our morning with warmer highs into the upper 60’s and lower 70’s. We hit 59

An approaching cold front from the west, will drive in warmer temps and gusty winds ahead of the front. We’ll see dropping temperatures for this weekend with a few scattered snow and rain showers. OVERNIGHT: Lows around 30° for the Snake River Plain. Winds at 5-10 MPH, with mostly clear skies. FRIDAY: Mostly sunny with

As high pressure eases to the south and east, another frontal boundary dashes into Idaho by Friday morning to the west and increasing cloudiness and winds will be back this weekend with a much cooler forecast. However, today and tomorrow bring more warmth with highs around 60 today, mid 50’s into mountain communities. Lows tonight

High pressure will build in through the next couple of days. Warmer temperatures will take hold before another storm arrives this Saturday afternoon. OVERNIGHT: Clear skies with a low around into the mid to upper 20’s. South winds 5 to 10 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph. THURSDAY: Mostly clear skies with highs

You want some nicer weather? More sun and less wind today, only in the 40’s for most of us. We start in the 20’s with a slight wind chill and temps will take us into the 70’s by weekend. Another system kills that momentum with shower chances and colder air into Saturday and Sunday. Highs

We’re seeing the winds calm just a bit heading into Wednesday, with colder temperatures behind the recent cold front. There’s a slight chance of rain and snow for areas close to the continental divide. High pressure will build back in for the next couple of days, before another cold front sweeps in this weekend. Temperatures

Cold air after the frontal boundary from yesterday will continue to make for windy conditions today. Snake River Plain will experience 25-35 mph winds with the potential for more gusts up to 50+ mph, falling under a Wind Advisory. The High Wind Warning, which most of east Idaho was under yesterday has expired, except for

HIGH WIND WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 6 PM MDT TUESDAY WHAT…West winds 30 to 45 mph with gusts up to 60 mph.WHERE…All of the Snake River plain, eastern Magic Valley, the higher elevations of the central Idaho mountains, the southern hills and Albion Mountains, the Raft River region, Marsh and Arbon Highlands, Franklin County

HIGH WIND WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM NOON TODAY TO 6 PM TUESDAY… * WHAT…West-southwest winds sustained at 30 to 40 MPH with gusts of 50 to 60 MPH. Isolated gusts over 60 MPH are possible. * WHERE…Almost all of southeast Idaho, including but not limited to the eastern Magic Valley, Raft River region, Snake

We will be having one of the most windy days of the year possible for tomorrow with sustained winds expected to be between 30-45 mph for the valleys and mountain peaks with gusts possibly reaching above 60 mph.

Winds will look to be slight breezes between 5-10 mph throughout Sunday.

A couple of systems are taking aim to the region this weekend and early next week. A Wind Advisory has been issued for Saturday. Another cold front arrives Monday with scattered showers and high winds. WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM NOON TO 8 PM MDT SATURDAY: WHAT…West winds 25 to 35 mph with gusts around

OVERNIGHT: Some scattered snow and rain with partly cloudy skies. Breezy with winds at 10-15 MPH, with gusts at 20-25 MPH. FRIDAY: Mostly sunny with highs into the lower 50’s. Winds at 10-15 MPH. SATURDAY: An approaching front will drive in gusty winds at 15-35 MPH, with partly cloudy skies. A slight chance of rain

A cold front moving the region will deliver some moisture and gusty winds to our region. Another system passing through Montana this weekend, will drive in gusty winds and warmer temperatures. OVERNIGHT: Mostly cloudy with lows into the mid 30’s. Winds at 10-15 MPH, with gusts around 20 MPH. THURSDAY: Chance of snow and rain

We have a weak ridge of high pressure pushing back in from the south for Wednesday. With that high pressure we’ll see warmer temps into the 50’s and 60’s and a breeze at 10-15 MPH. Another round of stormy weather arrives Thursday with scattered rain, snow, gusty winds and cooler temperatures. TUESDAY NIGHT: Lows into

The rain and snow showers will continue to be isolated and stick around for much of the day on Tuesday.

Clouds will be building throughout the day as we start with partly cloudy skies and end up with mostly cloudy to cloudy skies by the nighttime hours for tomorrow.

High temperatures will increase into tomorrow beating possible record highs in the process by getting up to the 70’s.

Under the trough that has come through, cloudiness is in play, with continued warm S/SW winds 5-15mph, keeping temperatures higher than they have been in months. Pocatello hit 72 today, first time we’ve been that warm over 70 degrees since last October. Lows tonight in the mid-to-upper 30’s to lower 40’s. We stand to head

We should see mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies across our region today with no chances for any rain or snow.

We should expect partly cloudy skies today with no chances for any rain or snow.

Mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies will be found across the region with no chances of precipitation.