Weather

Thunderstorms will be a continued possibility throughout the day, with severe storms increasingly probable later in the day. A few isolated storms are expected to produce strong localized wind speeds in excess of 50 mph, along with some hail.

Sunshine and Summer-like conditions can be expected all day, today. High temperatures into the 70’s and 80’s will beat seasonal averages by about 15 degrees. The nice conditions come just ahead of a storm system that could cause severe thunderstorm activity tomorrow.

High pressure throughout the west will usher in a warm southwest flow for Wednesday, with highs around 80° for the local valleys. A front blows in from the northwest late Wednesday and Thursday with showers, gusty winds and dropping temps for the rest of the workweek. That mess should begin to clear by Friday, leaving

Sunshine will dominate the weather forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs will hit average levels today, then leap well above average for tomorrow.

Gusty winds and clearing skies for Monday night and Tuesday as a frontal boundary clears to the east. We’ll see calmer winds for Tuesday with mostly sunny skies. An un-settled pattern continues for this week, with another round of showers moving through late Wednesday and Thursday. Tuesday, sunny with lighter winds at 5-10 mph. Highs

A wind advisory is in place for the Snake River Plain and Magic Valley today. Expect blowing dust as wind speeds reach beyond 30 mph. A few thunderstorms are also possible this afternoon.

A few lingering showers for Friday evening, leftover from Thursday’s storm. We’ll see a few overnight showers with breezy winds.Warmer temperatures on the way, but we still have another disturbance rolling into the Pacific Northwest this weekend. Saturday, for the most part will be partly sunny with increasing clouds. We’ll run the risk of some

Very windy weather Thursday evening with the wind advisory expiring at 10PM . Even after 10PM, we’re still seeing gusty winds and a few scattered showers. For Friday, most of the region begins to clear out, with partly cloudy skies. A few showers will remain into the higher elevations. For Saturday, a system moves into

Active weather will continue throughout the day, Today. Morning showers may even develop into thunderstorms by this afternoon. Wind speeds will also pick up into the 20-30 mph range.

A storm is approaching from the west for Wednesday night and Thursday. We’re going to see gusty winds, scattered snow/rain showers and cooler temperatures for the end of the workweek. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory for Thursday.WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 9 AM TO 10 PM THURSDAY: WHAT…West winds 30 to

Sunshine will dominate the first part of the day, Wednesday. By this afternoon, cloud cover will increase and winds will pick up ahead of a cold front that hits the area tonight. Watch for a few showers this evening, with more wet weather overnight.

Nice tonight with lows falling back into the mid 30’s. Nothing showing up on VIPIR radar tonight. For tomorrow morning, we’ll see a nice start to the day. Winds and scattered showers will begin to pick up late Wednesday as a storm system moves in. The showers will stick around this Thursday with cooler temperatures.

Temperatures will climb back into the 60’s throughout the Snake River Plain, today. More active weather will hit the area in the form of a cold front, Wednesday night.

High pressure with mostly sunny skies for Tuesday. A system moves in for Wednesday night with increasing cloud cover and scattered showers for Wednesday night and Thursday. Tuesday, mostly sunny with a partly to mostly cloudy skies for our local mountains. Highs into the mid 60’s. Light winds at 5-10 mph. Wednesday, increasing clouds throughout

Sunshine continues into the first part of the work-week. Temperatures will reach into the 60’s throughout the Snake River Plain, today.

High pressure with us for Saturday with warmer temperatures. A weak storm system swings through with a few isolated showers for Sunday. Temps will stay into the 60’s for the start of the workweek with mostly sunny skies on Monday and Tuesday. A storm system rolls back in late Wednesday. Saturday, sunny with highs into

Storms have cleared the area, and we will enjoy mild conditions for the next several days. High temperatures will hit the mid-fifties today, but trend toward mid sixties over the weekend.

High pressure over the region for Friday and Saturday, with a warming trend into the weekend. Highs for Friday are looking to be warmer, but still about ten degrees below average. Above average temperatures set in for next week. This weekend on Sunday, there’s a slight chance of snow and rain for our local mountains,

Rain and snow storms are clearing, but wintry continues for today in the form of wind and cold. Highs will top out into the mid-forties, as wind speeds stay above 20 mph throughout the day.

A vigorous cold front is moving through the region, with scattered showers and gusty winds through Wednesday night and into Thursday. Most of the showers will exit for Thursday, with most of the wet weather confined to far eastern Idaho and Wyoming. Nicer weather sets up for the weekend. Thursday, a slight chance of showers

Rain and snow showers will continue to affect the region throughout the day. The Snake River Plain will see wind speeds between 15 and 25 mph.

A cold storm system out of the north arrives Tuesday night and into Wednesday. Scattered snow/rain showers for Wednesday with gusty winds. We’ll see most of the wet weather slide out of here by Thursday, but it will stay windy through Thursday. WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT TO 6 PM MDT WEDNESDAY…

Cloud Cover will gradually increase, today, ahead of a more active Wednesday. Mountain snow and valley rain showers are expected by tomorrow.

A cold system is moving in from the north, keeping us below average with our temperatures and breezy. We’ll also have a few snow and rain showers for Tuesday, with more widespread showers for Wednesday. Warmer temperatures move back in closer to the weekend with highs returning to the 50’s and 60’s. Tuesday, highs into

Temperatures will top out near 40 degrees, Monday, with clear skies and a mild breeze. Temperatures will warm toward Wednesday, when we can expect some mid-week rain storms.

A cold front out of Montana is on the move for this weekend​​​​​. A windy, stormy Saturday, as the cold front rolls in from the north. The National Weather Service in Pocatello has issued a Wind Advisory for the Snake River Plain for Saturday afternoon and overnight into Sunday.WIND ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 2

High temperatures will hit mid-sixties in the Snake River Plain, today. Watch for breezy winds today, between 5 and 15 mph. Stronger winds will set in with some wet weather for your Friday.

We have a few showers in northern Utah, with Idaho staying dry with winds relaxing overnight into Friday morning. Friday, a trough of low pressure drives in from Montana, changing up the weather pattern for this weekend. A few isolated showers possible late Friday, with snow and rain showers to follow into Saturday. Look for

Temperatures will top out into the upper 60’s today, with an anticipated high of 70 degrees for Pocatello. Expect clear and calm conditions. Wind speeds will hang out between 5 and 12 mph.

Mostly dry and breezy conditions for Thursday and Friday, with some high pressure over the Northwest. A cut-off low continues to spin through Nevada and Utah, with showers. Some of that wet weather may get into our extreme southern counties that border Utah. However, for most of the region, we’ll see mainly sunny skies. This

Temperatures will top out near 60 degrees throughout the Snake River Plain, today. We will hold on to clear, sunny and calm weather through Friday.

​​​​​A Few thunderstorms Tuesday night with partly to mostly cloudy skies. Warmer weather with mostly sunny skies for Wednesday and Thursday with highs approaching 70°. We’ll see some showers into northern Utah on Thursday, which could get into southern Idaho. Our next storm swings in late Friday and through the weekend with dropping temperatures, gusty

An area of low pressure is spinning of the California coast sending showers and thunderstorms late Monday and Tuesday. Look for some gusty winds as well with highs into the 50’s and lower 60’s. There will be a risk for some thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon and evening. High pressure builds back in for the rest of

On and of rain showers will convert into scattered thunder-storm activity by Monday afternoon. Watch for the possibility of hail along with those stronger storm cells.

Sunny on Saturday with highs into the upper 40’s and lower 50’s with showers arriving into late Saturday night and early Sunday. This next round of wet weather moves in from the southwest, this change will lead to slightly warmer days and a higher snow level. Saturday, mostly sunny in the morning, increasing clouds for

Friday will see more sunshine, with snow showers keeping to the higher elevations for now. Saturday is expected to be sunny, with warmer temperatures ahead of storms scheduled for Sunday.

Scattered snow showers late Thursday and Friday with some chilly temperatures for Friday. We’ll see temps into the 30’s and 40’s, with slightly warmer weather this weekend, as another storm system moves in from the southwest. With the southwest system, our temperatures will climb. By the later half of next week, high pressure looks to

A broad area of low pressure sits over the region with below average temperatures and scattered snow/rain showers. Another system swings in from the southwest late Saturday with showers and slightly warmer temps this Sunday and Monday. Thursday, partly to mostly cloudy with isolated snow and rain showers. Winds 10-20 mph. Highs in the Snake

Temperatures take a hit today, as active weather continues. Expect some light rain and snow activity this afternoon.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms will push through overnight and into Wednesday, as our cold front moves off to the east. We’re stuck with a stormy, unsettled flow from the west this week and weekend. Expect partly to mostly cloudy skies, scattered showers and gusty winds. Wednesday, partly cloudy and windy with highs into the lower

The Snake River Plane is under a wind advisory as a storm system passes through, today. Where rain is more sparse, watch for blowing dust as wind speeds reach beyond 20mph.

We’re still on track to see a stormy Tuesday, thanks to a passing front and dropping area of low pressure from the north. Scattered showers and gusty winds, with a wind advisory for the Snake River Plain. The National Weather Service in Pocatello has issued a wind advisory for Tuesday: WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM

Valley rain and mountain snow will pick up into the afternoon hours, Monday. High temperatures will reach 40’s and low 50’s for today.

A rocky start to the week with a wet and windy flow from the northwest. Look for scattered showers Sunday, Monday and Tuesday as a cold front approaches from the northwest. We’ll also see increased winds and the threat for thunderstorms, as unstable moist air moves ahead of the cold front. The front arrives Monday

Clear skies will give way to cloud cover over the course of the day, Friday. Mountain showers are possible Friday and Saturday, with more widespread storms expected Sunday afternoon.

Storms have cleared, but temperatures will just be reaching into the low-40’s Thursday and Friday. Partially cloudy skies will carry us into the weekend.

Scattered snow showers will convert to rain by this afternoon for the Snake River Plain. Active weather with breezy winds will continue for today, before calming and clearing into Thursday and Friday.

Wind speeds will trend toward 20 mph throughout the day Tuesday, with some gusts pushing toward 30 mph. Expect scattered rain showers this afternoon afternoon. Rain and mountain snow will continue to affect the region into tomorrow.

A cold front will move into the area by early afternoon today. Expect valley rain and mountain snow, with cooling temperatures into the next few days.

A few scattered showers for Friday night and Saturday as we continue to see an area of low pressure slowly moving to our south. A large storm system takes aim late Monday and into Tuesday and Wednesday. Saturday, Chance of snow and rain showers with a partly to mostly cloudy sky. Highs into the mid

A storm system to our South will continue to push cloud cover and some active weather into the region. Expect rain and snow in the mountains, with just a few showers sliding into the Snake River Plain.

An upper level low will sit to our southeast with another area of low pressure sliding in behind. This will deliver a slight risk of rain and snow showers, but otherwise we’ll see highs into the 40’s with a partly to mostly cloudy sky. Heavy rain and snow showers possible for next week starting on

Expect mostly cloudy skies today, with temperatures reaching into the mid to upper 40’s this afternoon. Skies will become more clear by the weekend with temperatures trending above 50 degrees at that point.

A few scattered rain and snow showers for our region Wednesday night and early Thursday as our area of low pressure slowly dies off. A drier weather pattern, with just a few lingering SE showers, sets up for Thursday afternoon and Friday. Temps will be about the same with a breeze in the forecast. This

Valley rain and mountain snow will continue today and tomorrow. Expect more sunny conditions by the weekend.

Keeping unsettled conditions with a scattered shower and thunderstorm possible for Wednesday and Thursday. Highs near normal with temps into the 40’s and lower 50’s. We’ll see more scattered mountain snow working back in this weekend. Wednesday, a slight chance of snow and rain with highs into the mid 40’s. Winds 10 to 15 mph,

A slow moving area of low pressure to our south is sending scattered showers and thunderstorms in our direction. Nicer weather gets back in here for the later half of the week. Tuesday, a chance of rain/snow showers with a thunderstorm possible. Partly to mostly cloudy with a high into the lower to mid 50’s

Light lingering showers will continue through the week after a more active weekend. Expect relatively warm temperatures with highs rising into the forties and fifties.

An active weather pattern takes hold for this weekend, as an area of low pressure slides down the Pacific Coast. We’ll have the potential for snow, rain and thunderstorms all across the region, for both Saturday and Sunday. The National Weather Service in Pocatello has issued this Special Weather Statement, “A cold front will move

Nice and sunny for Friday with cool temps into the 40’s for highs in the Snake River Plain. We’re still on track to see scattered rain and snow showers this weekend and next week, with a low pressure center moving down the Pacific coast. Look for the showers to really start late Saturday and into