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We’ll cool things down just a few degrees Monday, and see highs into the low 70’s. Expect mid-70’s through Thursday before a cold front slides in ahead of the weekend.

More warm weather is scheduled throughout the week. High temps could graze low 80’s, Sunday. Widespread 70’s are expected through Friday.

A few clouds tonight, thanks to a system moving through eastern Wyoming, South Dakota and Nebraska. We’ll look for more smoke drifting in from the west thanks to the California wildfires. Saturday, light winds, hazy and mostly sunny. Highs into the upper 70’s to lower 80’s. Sunday, more smoke and haze with highs into the

A strong ridge of high pressure will continue its slow slide south this Friday and Saturday. We’ll still see above average high temperatures with crisp overnight lows into the 30’s. Smoke and haze will push in from the fires burning in California this weekend. For Friday a system is moving through Montana and eastern Wyoming.

Above average high temperatures, with sunny skies in our forecast for this week. Highs for Thursday, will be into the upper 70’s to lower 80’s. Mostly clear skies, with some smoke beginning to drift in from California. For Friday, look for partly cloudy skies as a system moves through eastern Wyoming. Overnight lows will drop

High pressure over the western states is intensifying. This is leading to a warming trend as this ridge of high pressure moves into the Great Basin. For Wednesday, we’ll see sunny skies with highs into the upper 70’s to lower 80’s in the Snake River Plain. Light winds around 5-10 MPH. Overnight lows will still

Quiet and sunny weather, with a slow warming trend this week, thanks to high pressure. Tuesday, we’ll look for highs into the lower to mid 70’s, with winds around 5-10 MPH. Overnight lows, will dip down into the upper 20’s to lower 30’s. Throughout this week, high pressure remains, delivering warmer than average temperatures.FROST ADVISORY

Portions of the upper Snake River Plain could see a hard frost tonight as temperatures dip into the 20’s in some cases. The lower portions of the plain also on advisory as we look to drop at least into the mid-30’s throughout the region.

FREEZE WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 3 AM TO 10 AM MDTMONDAY WHAT…For the Freeze Warning, sub-freezing temperatures as lowas 27 expected. .WHERE….Mud Lake, INL, Craters of the Moon NM, Idaho Falls,Rexburg, and St. AnthonyWHEN…From 3 AM to 10 AM MDT Monday.IMPACTS…Freeze conditions will kill crops, other sensitivevegetation and possibly damage unprotected outdoor plumbing. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS

A cold front from the northwest is currently pushing across Idaho and Wyoming. With this front, we’ll see gusty winds and scattered showers. We’ll also see dropping temperatures for this weekend. This wet and windy weather begins to clear late Saturday with mostly sunny skies expected for Sunday. Highs for Saturday will be into the

A northwest area of low pressure is moving into the region with a couple of cold fronts. We’ll see dropping temperatures with highs into the lower 70’s for Friday. Highs for Saturday will be into the mid to upper 60’s. Winds will be out of the south and southwest at 15 to 20 MPH, increasing

​​​​​Gusty winds and smoky skies with an approaching system through the northwest. This cold front will drive in cooler temps for Friday and Saturday. Increasing wind speeds with this cold front are expected Thursday afternoon and evening with gusts around 40 mph. We’ll have a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms, with most of the

We’re holding onto above average temperatures for the next couple of days with some breezy winds. A couple of systems moving through the northwest and the high plains are delivering some gusty winds. We’ll see a few isolated showers and thunderstorms for the higher elevations for Thursday and Friday. Also, with these systems, cooler temperatures

Expect another 80 degree day, Tuesday. A short wave system will bring breezy conditions by the afternoon with some light scattered shower in the higher elevation areas.

High temperatures will bounce back up into the upper 70’s and stay there for most of the work week. Weather will remain mild, with just light winds ahead of cooler days next weekend.

A cold front will sweep into Southeast Idaho by Saturday Morning. Expect rain through the morning hours, gradually clearing out into the afternoon.

Gusty winds with more smoke for Friday, before an upper level low pressure system swings in. Late Friday and into Saturday, we’ll see a chance of showers and thunderstorms with dropping temperatures. Before the storm arrives, we’re stuck with gusty winds and very dry conditions. With this wind, the National Weather service has issued a

Warm and dry conditions will continue for Thursday, before an area of low pressure moves through. We’ll look for gusty winds for Friday, before a cold front pushes through. Look for scattered showers and gusty winds for Saturday. Thursday, Haze and areas of smoke, with a high into the upper 80’s and lower 90’s. Friday,

We’re holding onto above average temperatures with high pressure over the west. We’re also still bringing in smoke and haze from the west. We have an Air Quality Alert issued by the Idaho DEQ, until further notice. We’ll begin to see a chance by this Friday and Saturday, with a low pressure system moving in

Hot and hazy with high pressure with us for the start of the workweek. We’ll see highs into the 80’s and lower 90’s with smoke arriving in from the west. We’ll begin to pick up winds and drop in cooler temps, by this weekend, as a system moves through. Tuesday, hazy and breezy with highs

AN AIR POLLUTION CAUTION STATEMENT HAS BEEN ISSUED BY THE IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY… Due to wildfire smoke, the air quality has become unhealthy for sensitive groups in Bonneville, Butte, Clark, Custer, Fremont, Jefferson, Madison and Teton counties of Idaho. Air quality is expected to fluctuate between UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS and UNHEALTHY for

High pressure will keep high temperatures into the 80’s throughout the work week. In the meantime, a Westerly influence in the jet-stream will continue to push smoke from California wildfires into the area.

Warm and dry weather for this weekend with smoke from western wildfires. High pressure will warm us into the 80’s this weekend. The forecast looks dry until late next week. Saturday, sunny with smoke and haze, highs into the lower 80’s. Sunday, highs into the mid to upper 80’s with more smoke and haze. Monday,

Dry and warmer weather with high pressure working back across the region. A bit of a breeze for Friday and Saturday, with more smoke and haze drifting back in. This ridge of high pressure, will shift our upper level winds to the west, in turn, grabbing more of this smoke from fires burning in California

Dry weather will continue, with chilly overnight and morning low’s. Light winds and mostly sunny skies are in the forecast for Thursday. We have a slight chance of showers coming through western Wyoming and far eastern Idaho. Winds will pick up for Friday with warming temperatures into the upper 70’s and lower 80’s. The weekend

The storm system that brought the crazy winds on Labor day, is now slowly moving through Utah. We’re left with breezy conditions and freezing overnight lows. There’s a slight risk of snow and rain showers rotating back through Wyoming and far east Idaho for Thursday. Highs will be slow to recover, but by this weekend,

A strong northern cold front is making its way through southern Idaho and Wyoming late Labor Day into Tuesday. A High Wind Warning will expire at 11PM Monday night, with gusty winds lasting trough Tuesday with dropping temperatures. Monday night into Tuesday morning, gusty winds with scattered snow and rain showers. Lows into the mid

A back-door cold front slides in from the Northeast, Monday. A high wind warning is in place for the Snake River Plane. Expect sustained winds above 30 mph with gusts beyond 55 mph. Tuesday night will usher in a frost for much of the Snake River Plane.

An approaching cold front will drive in hot temperatures for Saturday, before the front passes. By Labor Day, we’ll see dropping temps and some scattered thunderstorms to get us trough the week. HEAT ADVISORY NOW IN EFFECT FROM 8 AM TO 9 PM MDT SATURDAY… WHAT…High temperatures of 96 to 101 degrees.WHERE…The Eastern Magic Valley,

High pressure over the west, delivering warming temperatures and smoke from the fires burning in California. A cold front approaches from the north for this weekend. As this front moves in, we’ll see really warm temperatures with highs into the 90’s and low 100’s. Behind the front, look for dropping temperatures for Sunday and Monday.HEAT

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.