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RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT FROM NOON TODAY TO 9 PM MDT THIS
EVENING FOR GUSTY WINDS AND LOW RELATIVE HUMIDITY for Fire Weather Zone 410 Upper Snake River
Valley/Idaho Falls BLM, Fire Weather Zone 425 Middle Snake
River Valley/Twin Falls BLM north of the Snake River, Fire
Weather Zone 475 East Salmon River Mountains/Salmon NF and
Fire Weather Zone 476 Lemhi and Lost River Range/Challis NF.

Winds will relax into Saturday, with highs well into the 90’s. More smoke will drift in from fires burning in north Idaho, Montana and Oregon. Highs will look to reach close to 100° by Sunday afternoon. Saturday: Sunny, with a high into the lower 90’s Sunday: Sunny and hot, with a highs close to 100°

TODAY: There should be mostly sunny skies with no rain chances for much of the area. A slight sprinkle might occur possibly in Yellowstone and the Idaho/Montana border by there, but I still find the chances very slim. Winds will be very breezy today with winds looking to be sustained between 15-25 mph throughout the entire day. High temperatures will get up to the low to mid 90’s today.

High pressure to our south, low pressure to our north, leading to hot and breezy conditions locally. The National Weather Service has issued Red Flag Warnings for high fire danger with windy and dry conditions. Also, area wildfires in Oregon and northern Idaho will send smoke and haze in this direction. OVERNIGHT: Lows around 60°,

RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT FROM NOON TO 9 PM MDT TODAY FOR
GUSTY WINDS AND LOW RELATIVE HUMIDITY FOR FIRE WEATHER ZONES 410 Upper Snake River Valley/Idaho Falls BLM,
413 Caribou Range/Caribou NF, 425 Middle Snake River Valley/Twin Falls BLM north of the Snake River, 427 Goose Creek and Raft River Valley/Southern Sawtooth NF/Twin Falls BLM south of the Snake River AND 476 Lemhi and Lost River Range/Challis NF

Scattered thunderstorms, tonight with some gusty winds. Lows will be around 60°. THURSDAY: Hot and mostly sunny with highs into the mid 90’s. Gusty winds 10-20 MPH, with wind gusts up to 30 MPH. FRIDAY: Hot and windy with sunny skies. Highs into the lower 90’s, with winds 10-20 MPH, gusts around 30 MPH. SATURDAY:

Scattered thunderstorms this evening and tonight. Clearing skies with lows into the mid 50’s. Sunny skies for Tuesday with highs into the lower to mid 90’s, with a slight chance of thunderstorms. Even warmer temperatures are expected for Wednesday, with highs into the upper 90’s. However, we’ll see gusty winds as an area of low

TONIGHT: We currently have some showers and thunderstorms in the area. Rain showers are lining up in the Central Idaho Mountains and two good sized, heavy thunderstorms are right on Rexburg, and Malad City/Preston. These heavier thunderstorms have strong wind gusts and hail with them. All storms are moving up toward the northeast at a

AFTERNOON/TONIGHT: Currently, we have lots of isolated thunderstorms across various parts of the region. There is a line of showers currently approaching the Magic Valley from the south, showers located in Central Idaho Mountains by Mackay and Arco, heavy isolated storms located south of Pocatello and north of Preston, light showers off to southwest of

Hot temps well into the 90’s for the Snake River Plain, with some monsoonal moisture sticking around, delivering a few thunderstorms. Saturday, mostly sunny with highs into the mid to upper 90’s. A slight chance of thunderstorms. Sunday, partly sunny with a chance of Isolated showers and thunderstorms after noon. Highs into the mid to

We’re still looking at hot temps well into the 90’s this week and weekend. An area of low pressure over Utah, will drag in some monsoonal moisture from the south, triggering thunderstorms locally. Overnight: Chance of showers and thunderstorms, gradually clearing overnight. Lows around 60° with gusty winds from the dying thunderstorms. Friday: Highs into

Overnight: Lows around 60°, with a slight chance of thunderstorms. Thursday: Highs into the lower 90’s, with isolated showers and thunderstorms after noon. Gusty winds from the passing thunderstorms. Friday: Chance of thunderstorms with highs into the lower to mid 90’s. Saturday: A slight chance of thunderstorms with highs into the mid 90’s. HEAT ADVISORY

Highs are expected to be well into the 90’s with a slight risk of afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Overnight: Mostly clear with lows into the upper 50’s to lower 60’s. Wednesday: Mostly sunny with a few isolated thunderstorms for the afternoon and evening. Highs into the mid 90’s for the Snake River Plain. Thursday through

A strong ridge of high pressure will deliver above average highs well into the 90’s this week. The position of the ridge of high pressure along with some winds, have lowered the forecasted highs. It will still be fairly hot and the National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory. We’ll also see a few

TONIGHT: Mostly Clear skies are expected throughout the night tonight with no rain chances. Winds are expected to be light from 5-15 mph throughout the region. Temperatures should get down to the 50’s in the valleys and 40’s in the mountains. TOMORROW: For tomorrow, we are looking at a day similar to today. We will

TONIGHT: We can expect mostly clear skies throughout tonight with good breezes from the north ranging from 5-20 mph throughout the region. Some gusts could be seen up to 30 mph. Temperatures thus are going to take a dive tonight with most of us seeing lows in the 50’s in the valleys and 40’s in

Tonight, chance of thunderstorms with lows into the lower 50’s. Gutsy winds thanks to the passing thunderstorms. Saturday, look for mostly sunny skies with highs into the mid 80’s. North winds 10 to 20 MPH, gusts as high as 30 MPH. Sunday, Sunny with a high into the upper 80’s. North northeast wind 10 to

For our Thursday evening, look for scattered thunderstorms and gusty winds. High pressure building over the region this weekend and next week, will lead to highs close to 100°. The National Weather Service has issued a Excessive Heat Watch for Tuesday afternoon (6/29/2021) through Thursday evening (7/1/2021). Tonight, chance of thunderstorms and gusty winds with

Gusty winds for Wednesday night with scattered thunderstorms. Winds 10-25 MPH, with lows into the upper 50’s. Some of these storms will carry over into Thursday morning, especially for SE Idaho and SW Wyoming. Thursday: A chance of thunderstorms, partly to mostly cloudy. Highs into the lower to mid 80’s with winds 10-15 MPH, with

Our southwest flow is still in place with highs well above average into the upper 80’s and lower 90’s. We’ll also increase the risk of thunderstorms for the entire region. Tonight: Breezy with partly cloudy skies and lows into the upper 50’s to lower 60’s. Wednesday: Partly cloudy with a slight chance of thunderstorms. Highs

High pressure to our south slowly moving east and a low pressure off the California coast, will send heat in our direction. Overnight into Tuesday morning, look for light winds and lows into the mid 50’s. Hot for Tuesday with highs into the mid to upper 90’s for the Snake River Plain. Winds for Tuesday

TONIGHT: More Northerly winds are expected, but only between 5-15 mph. These winds should cool down the low temperatures back to the high 40’s in the valleys and maybe even into the 30’s into the mountains. Mostly clear skies should be present throughout the entire night. Rain chances should be diminished once the sun goes

TONIGHT: There is a red flag warning in effect for much of eastern Idaho until 10pm tonight. Low humidity levels, high winds gusting up to 40 mph, and temperatures in the high 80’s and low 90’s are supposed to last until the sun goes down just after 9pm tonight. No rain chances for tonight. Winds

OVERNIGHT: Conditions should be fairly calm throughout the night. Temperatures get down to the 50’s throughout much of the area with only a slight breeze with winds being mostly 5-10 mph. Skies should be mostly clear with the exception of the southern edge of Idaho including Pocatello receiving partly cloudy skies. TOMORROW: Stay Fire Alert.

TONIGHT: Cloud cover will continue to be slim into the night tonight as we should expect mostly clear skies with no rain chances. Winds should be anywhere between 5-15 mph and could gust up to about 20 mph. Temperatures cool down a lot tonight with lows into the low 50’s and high 40’s. TOMORROW: More

Temperatures will continue to rise for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, thanks to high pressure to the south over the Four Corners. There will be a few thunderstorms moving up from the south for this weekend, with gusty winds on Saturday. Breezy conditions tonight with lows into the mid to upper 50’s. A cold front works

We’ll see breezy conditions with slightly cooler temperatures for Wednesday. We’re going to flatten out the ridge of high pressure, taking our highs into the 80’s for Wednesday. Temps will return back into the 90’s for the late week. OVERNIGHT: Mostly clear with lows into the upper 50’s, with wind gusts 15-25 MPH. WEDNESDAY: Breezy

TODAY: Fires are currently burning just to the west of Pocatello and south of American Falls.  Fire weather might ramp up today as there will be no help from rain, mostly sunny skies, high temperatures reaching again for the 90’s,and winds being sustained between 15-20 mph throughout the day. TOMORROW: A cold front might skim through our

High pressure to the south sending heat, low pressure to the northwest sending some wind. OVERNIGHT: Mostly clear with a low around 60°, winds 10-20 MPH, gusts around 25 MPH. TUESDAY: Sunny and hot with highs into the lower 90’s. Breezy, with winds 15-30 MPH. A slight chance of thunderstorms in Central Idaho. WEDNESDAY: Sunny,

TODAY: High temperatures could reach record highs again for today as most of the valley’s are looking at temperatures in the mid 90’s and mountainous areas could still get up to 90 today as well. Winds should be 10-20 mph today carrying in more dry, warm air. There is a slim 10% chance of a

Temperatures above average for the start of the workweek, with highs well into the mid to upper 90’s for Monday afternoon. A Pacific northwest trough of low pressure will push back on this heat just a bit, enough to lower temperatures slightly. MONDAY: Highs into the mid 90’s with winds 10-15 MPH, Gusts around 25

OVERNIGHT: Temperatures should cool down a bit for the night down to the high 40’s for most of the region after getting the highs to the lower to mid 80’s today. Winds should remain fairly calm at 5-10 mph throughout the night. Just as it was very clear out today, we will also look to

Staying a bit breezy Friday night into this weekend, with some cloud cover entering Central Idaho communities. There’s a slight chance of some Saturday morning showers in Central Idaho. For the rest of us, we’ll see mostly sunny skies and warming temperatures. Highs for Saturday are expected to reach the mid 80’s, with southwest winds

TODAY: We are beginning to warm up after the cold front that came through yesterday. High temperatures are expected to be in the mid 60’s in the mountains to the low 70’s in the valleys. The winds are also calming down as we only have sustained winds only between 5-10 mph today. Partly Cloudy skies

We’ll lose our windy weather and showers by late Thursday night. Winds will slow a bit into Friday, with a chilly start to the morning. The National Weather Service has issued a Frost Advisory, with lows into the mid 30’s. High pressure builds in this weekend and next week. We’ll see highs well into the

OVERNIGHT: Gusty winds, Partly cloudy, with a low into the lower 50’s. South wind 15 to 20 MPH, with gusts as high as 30 MPH. An area of low pressure is pushing through the region for Thursday, with a chance of rain, along with gusty winds and cooler daytime highs. Most of the measurable rain

Tuesday evening, look for a chance of thunderstorms with lows around 60°, with winds around 15 MPH. We’re losing our ridge of high pressure to an area of stormy weather moving through for Thursday. Wednesday, we’ll see partly cloudy skies, winds around 15-25 MPH, with highs into the lower 80’s for the Snake River Plain.

A slow moving area of low pressure in the Northwest, will keep us warm and breezy. That area of low pressure, will get overhead by Thursday. Tuesday: Partly to mostly cloudy with highs into the lower 80’s with winds at 15-30 MPH. A slight chance of thunderstorms for our local mountains. Wednesday: Windy and partly

OVERNIGHT: The wind is expected to die down as we head into the night with winds sticking between 5-15 mph. Temperatures should be similar to last night’s with lows around 50 degrees for the Valley and into the 40’s in the Central Idaho and Western Wyoming mountains. Mostly clear skies are expected to last throughout

OVERNIGHT: We have a wind advisory in effect just east of Idaho Falls until 9pm tonight. Most places are currently seeing sustained winds of 20-30 mph with gusts above 40 mph, but wind should die down just slightly tonight with most areas seeing winds between 10-20 mph. Once the sun comes down, the rain showers

We’re seeing our strong ridge of high pressure, retreat to the south. This will open the door for some slightly cooler temps to push in for this weekend. We’ll also see a slight chance of mountain thunderstorms for Saturday. Saturday, windy with highs into the upper 80’s. A slight chance of mountain thunderstorms. Southwest wind

Hot temperatures with a slight chance of thunderstorms for Friday afternoon. We’ll see highs well into the 90’s for the valleys and the Snake River Plain. A push of cooler air, moves down from the northwest for Saturday and Sunday. Friday: Highs into the lower to mid 90’s for the Snake River Plain. Partly cloudy

A strong ridge of high pressure is settling in overhead. Highs for Thursday and Friday are expected to reach into the lower 90’s. Tonight, mild lows back into the 50’s with winds around 5 MPH. For your Thursday, mostly sunny with more clouds in the afternoon, highs into the lower 90’s. Southwest winds for Thursday

High pressure over the west, will continue to deliver above average temperatures locally, with highs around 90°. We’ll have a slight chance of mountain thunderstorms, but mainly sunny and winds around 10 MPH, for the Snake River Plain. OVERNIGHT: Partly cloudy with lows into the lower 50’s. WEDNESDAY: Highs into the upper 80’s to lower

An upper level ridge of high pressure continues to spin in from the west. Look for increasing highs into the 80’s and 90’s, with a minor theat of thunderstorms. Cooler air with more thunderstorms and gusty winds will arrive this weekend. OVERNIGHT: Lows into the upper 40’s with a partly cloudy sky. TUESDAY: Partly sunny

OVERNIGHT: We should have mostly clear to partly cloudy skies throughout the region tonight with no rain chances at all expected. Temperatures should get down to the 40’s for eastern Idaho, while low temperatures for western Wyoming could reach below 40 into the 30’s. Wind will be 5-10 mph coming from the north. MEMORIAL DAY:

OVERNIGHT: We should expect to see fairly calm conditions with being mostly clear toward the north and mostly cloudy toward the south of the region. Temperatures should get down to around 40 degrees in the Snake River Valley and central Idaho while western Wyoming could get down below freezing again tonight. Winds stay calm and

We’ll look for an exiting system to drop in cold overnight lows for Saturday morning. However, warmer temps are on the way with a building ridge of high pressure through the weekend. We’ll see partly cloudy skies and a slight risk of thunderstorms. Saturday: partly sunny with highs into the lower 70’sSunday: Mostly sunny, with

WIND ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 9 PM MDT THIS EVENING……FROST ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 4 AM TO 9 AM MDT SATURDAY… WHAT…For the Frost Advisory, temperatures as low as 33 to 37degrees are anticipated, especially in outlying areas northwestof American Falls Reservoir. For the Wind Advisory, southwestwinds 2 to 35 mph with gusts up

An area of low pressure with a cold front will move through the region for Friday. We’ll see just a few thunderstorms possible near Yellowstone NP, Island Park and mountains near the Montana and Wyoming state lines. OVERNIGHT: Partly cloudy, with a low around 47. South wind 10 to 15 MPH, with gusts as high

We have an area of low pressure overhead, moving to the east. Most of the shower activity, will move Montana and eastern Wyoming late Wednesday into Thursday. We’re left with cold overnight lows into the 30’s. However, look for warmer temps Thursday. Highs for Thursday, are looking to top off into the lower 70’s, with

An area of low pressure is working through the region, with cooler highs for Wednesday, along with scattered showers and gusty winds. OVERNIGHT: Chance of showers and mountain snow with a low in the Plain around 45°. Winds 15-25 MPH, with higher gusts possible. WEDNESDAY: Chance of showers with gusty winds. A possible thunderstorm with

An area of low pressure is moving in from the northwest for Tuesday and Wednesday. Look for a chance of thunderstorms, showers and gusty winds for the next couple of days. TUESDAY: A chance of showers and thunderstorms after noon. Partly sunny, with a high into the upper 60’s. Southwest winds 10 to 20 MPH.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms for Monday afternoon with a wind advisory issued by the National Weather Service. WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM NOON TODAY TO 9 PM MDT THISEVENING… WHAT…Southwest winds 25 to 35 mph with gusts up to 45 mphexpected.WHERE…Mud Lake, INL, Craters of the Moon NM, Idaho Falls,Rexburg, and St. Anthony.WHEN…From noon today

An area of low pressure to our south, remains in the forecast for this weekend. Things are a little drier for Saturday, with just a few showers in the forecast. Most of the rain and snow for Saturday, will favor the mountains, with just a few isolated showers working into the Snake River Plain. Winds

An area of low pressure is slowly moving south, dropping in cooler temps and scattered showers for Friday and this weekend. OVERNIGHT: A chance of showers, partly cloudy with lows into the upper 30’s. Winds 15-25 MPH. FRIDAY: Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs into the mid 60’s Winds around 10-15

An area of low pressure is moving through the northwest heading south. This will drop our highs back into the 60’s with scattered thunderstorms and showers. OVERNIGHT: Breezy and a chance of thunderstorms and showers. Overnight lows into the mid to lower 40’s. THURSDAY: Chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs into the mid 60’s. Winds

An area of low pressure is moving in from the northwest, we’ll increase the threat for thunderstorms and see cooler temperatures for Thursday and Friday. OVERNIGHT: Partly clear with lows into the upper 40’s. Winds 15-20 MPH. WEDNESDAY: A chance of afternoon thunderstorms, breezy and highs close to 75°. THURSDAY: Mostly cloudy in the afternoon

We’re keeping a warm southwest flow ahead of a Pacific northwest low. Above average highs for Tuesday, with gusty winds in the afternoon. OVERNIGHT: Mostly cloudy, a few thunderstorms with lows into the mid to upper 40’s. TUESDAY: Sunny with highs mid to upper 70’s. Afternoon southwest winds 15-35 MPH. WEDNESDAY: Chance of showers and

An area of low pressure along the coast, is ushering an southwest flow and some instability. We’ll see a chance of thunderstorms Friday night, Saturday and Sunday. Overnight lows are getting back into the mid to upper 40’s with the thunderstorm risk. For Saturday, look for mostly cloudy skies, chance of showers and thunderstorms, with

Some scattered thunderstorms Thursday night, along with gusty winds. Overnight lows into the mid 40’s. Highs for Friday will get into the mid to upper 70’s. Look for a chance of thundershowers along with gusty winds from those thunderstorms. An area of low pressure this weekend will lower temps slightly into Saturday. Warmer weather works

High pressure over the west will deliver warmer than average temperatures. Highs for Thursday and Friday will reach into the mid to upper 70’s for the Snake River Plain. A system to the north will provide enough instability for a thunderstorm threat. OVERNIGHT: Lows into the mid to lower 40’s with a mostly cloudy sky.

High pressure continues to build in throughout the west. With lows into the 30’s, the National Weather Service has issued a frost Advisory for Wednesday morning. Highs for Wednesday will get into the upper 60’s to lower 70’s for the Snake River Plain. The Warming trend continues this week, with a slight chance of thunderstorms

An upper level low over the region will keep cool temps in place for Monday night and a risk of showers and thunderstorms. The National Weather Service, has issued a Freeze Warning and a Frost Advisory for Tuesday morning. For Tuesday, we’ll see slightly warmer temps with a slight chance of a shower, mostly into