Weather

Storm activity is thinning out as we begin the new week. We’ll see a few snow showers Monday, with increasingly clear and cold conditions over the course of the next couple days.

Gusty winds will push through Friday night into Saturday. Another system swings in from the northwest on Saturday afternoon with scattered snow and rain showers late Saturday and into Sunday. Saturday, a chance of snow with a mostly cloudy sky. A high into the lower 30’s with Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph, with gusts

Some snow and rain will move into the area with a cold front for your Friday. Greater snow impact is expected later in the weekend.

A couple of systems take aim at us, the first arrives Friday. We’ll see a slight chance of rain and snow for Friday with gusty winds in the Snake River Plain. Most of the snowfall, will take place in far eastern Idaho, central Idaho and western Wyoming. A second system arrives late Saturday and Sunday

The Upper Snake River Plain will see pockets of freezing fog through the morning hours. Later, the region will enjoy sunshine and very light winds.

A slight chance of snow Wednesday night with a weak disturbance, otherwise quiet weather for Thursday before a cold front arrives for Friday. A second, stronger system arrives for Sunday. Wednesday night & Thursday morning, patchy freezing fog with a slight chance of snow. low’s around 10° to 15°. Thursday, areas of fog for the

A weather system to our East will drop some snow in the area for your Wednesday, before clearing out and leaving partially cloudy skies by this afternoon.

We’ll see a slight chance of snow for Tuesday night and Wednesday as moisture wraps in from the Northwest around our ridge of high pressure. Overnight and Wednesday morning, a slight chance of snow from low clouds and fog. Low’s around 5° to 10°. Wednesday, areas of fog, partly cloudy, Slight chance of snow with

Highs will top out in the mid-twenties for the next couple of days, with calm winds and partially cloudy skies. A cold-front will bring chances for storms in Thursday, leading into Valentines day Friday.

With dropping temperatures overnight, we’ll see some areas of fog developing through the morning hours of Tuesday. There’s some moisture working down from the north as well, which will bring a slight chance of snow to far eastern Idaho and western Wyoming. Not a lot of wind, but just enough wind to knock the wind

Temperatures have dropped on the backside of an active weather system. Expect sunshine this afternoon, but high temperatures will fall short of 30 degrees.

A cold front is moving in from the northwest for Saturday. We’ll see scattered snow/rain showers and gusty winds to get us into Saturday. Heavy snow showers for areas of far eastern Idaho and western Wyoming. After the stormy weather clears by late Saturday, look for frigid temperatures for Sunday and Monday with sunny skies.

We’ll close out the week with continued active weather, though an end to the storms is in sight.

Keeping with our unsettled flow, a wintry mix remains in the forecast for Friday and Saturday. Expect gusty winds for the next couple of days with dropping temps into Sunday and Monday. With those stronger SW winds, temperatures will warm well above freezing in the Snake River Plain. Friday, Scattered snow and rain showers with

More scattered snow showers as we head through Thursday, Friday and Saturday. A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued until Friday afternoon for the Snake River Plain. WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT UNTIL 5 PM MST FRIDAY: WHAT…Snow, moderate to heavy at times. Additional snow accumulations of 2 to 5 inches over the next two

Continued chances for snow will carry the area into the weekend. Watch for warming temperatures, even a chance for rain into the valleys.

High pressure breaks down for Wednesday allowing for scattered snow showers to take hold. Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, mostly cloudy with a chance of snow showers. Lows close to zero light winds. Low accumulations expected. Wednesday, Scattered snow showers with a cloudy sky. A high into the lower 20’s. Southwest winds 10 to 15

Highs will just be reaching into the teens and low twenties, Tuesday. Expect a warming trend into the weekend, but active weather will accompany the higher temps.

High pressure builds back in after our latest storm, leading to a cold and sunny Tuesday. Another storm system rolls in Wednesday and will last for the rest of the workweek. Monday night and Tuesday morning, Partly cloudy with a few flurries. Low’s around 0 to -5, wind chill values as low as -10 to

Wind and drifting snow will cause adverse driving conditions throughout the day. Temperatures will continue to drop into a cold day Tuesday.

A shift in our weather pattern will usher in snow and wind for Sunday, with much colder temperatures for the week ahead.

Warm before the storm, with highs into the 40’s this Saturday. Snowy Sunday with gusty winds and showers pushing through into Monday. Saturday, areas of fog for the early morning. Otherwise, partly cloudy with highs close to 40°. Light winds from the south. Increasing clouds overnight into Sunday. Sunday, Scattered snow showers in the afternoon

We’ll see overcast skies throughout the day Friday, but otherwise calm conditions. Temperatures will be well above average for your Saturday, with just partially cloudy skies.

Relatively quiet weather with areas of fog overnight. From that fog, we could see a few flurries. Mostly cloudy skies with a few mountain snow showers for Friday. We’re still on track to see a cold front push in for Sunday, with rain and snow. Friday, Slight chance of snow, mostly cloudy with highs into

Stormy weather is clearing after a cold front pushed through overnight. Expect calm winds and a little sunshine for this afternoon.

A fast moving system rolls in late Wednesday and Thursday morning with scattered snow showers. The snow quickly clears by midday Thursday with a slight chance of snow on Friday. A cold front will arrive this weekend with warming temps for Saturday before the front arrives. Rain and snow showers for Sunday, with dropping temperatures

More snow showers possible late Tuesday with a convergence zone forming in the Upper Snake River Plain. Heavy snow possible in the upper valley and Eastern Highlands. This will continue overnight into a bit of Wednesday. Special Weather Statement from the National Weather Service: Periods of snow will continue into Wednesday morning in the Upper

A cold front will bring active weather to the region throughout the day, Tuesday. Several inches of snow is expected Northward into the Snake River Plain, with more rain expected toward Pocatello.

Another wave of snow and rain showers are on the way for Tuesday. The wintry mix could drop in a couple of inches of snowfall with highs into the mid 30’s. Gusty winds are also with us, with gusts 20-30 mph. Tuesday, snow and rain showers with highs into the mid 30’s. Southwest winds 10

We’ll look ahead to a snowy Tuesday, after much of the area woke up to new snow this morning. Monday and Tuesday will see wind speeds around 15 mph.

Patchy fog overnight and into Saturday morning with leftover moisture hanging around from Friday’s snow/rain showers. A brief ridge of high pressure works in for Saturday, with mostly cloudy skies and just some mountain snowfall. Another round of rain and snow will arrive for Sunday and a little bit of Monday. Scattered rain and snow

Scattered rain and snow showers for Friday and Sunday with a couple of systems moving through. Above average temps will lead to melting snow and a wintry mix of showers. Winds will be light at around 10 mph. Friday, a winery mix with rain and snow showers. Highs into the upper 30’s and lower 40’s.

We’ll see scattered snow and rain showers as a couple of systems push in from the west coast. Temperatures are still looking to be above average with highs above freezing for the Snake River Plain. Our next round of snow, Wednesday night and Thursday morning. could put down an inch of new snowfall by Thursday

Wind speeds will stay into the teens with some gusts beyond 20 mph for today. Snow showers are especially likely into the night time hours.

​​​​​Light snow showers with mostly cloudy skies for the rest of this week. The winds will pick up just a bit for Wednesday with a frontal passage. Heavier snow showers are expected in the central and eastern Idaho mountains, with most of the snowfall skipping right over the Plain. We have high pressure to our

Skies will remain mostly cloudy throughout the day, with on and off chances of snow showers. A cold front will bring greater chances for snow tonight, along with elevated wind speeds.

Spotty snow showers late Monday night and into Tuesday with low accumulations expected. This will be an active week of more scattered snow showers and gusty winds, especially after Wednesday. Tuesday, A slight chance of snow for the Snake River Plain, snow likely for areas of far eastern Idaho and Western Wyoming. Highs in the

Highs will extend into the upper 30’s for your Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday. Snow is expected to pick up tonight.

A cold front is sliding in for this Friday, with gusty winds and scattered snow showers for Friday morning. We’ll see this system clear quickly, with just a few isolated snow showers and flurries for Saturday. Friday, Scattered snow showers for the morning and mid-day, gradually becoming partly cloudy by the afternoon. Highs into the

Clouds will increase throughout the day today, ahead of more snow storms overnight.

Another storm sweeps into the region starting Thursday for Western and Central Idaho. Eastern Idaho, will start to see some snow early Friday. A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for snow and gusty winds expected for this Friday. Thursday: Mostly cloudy, with a high into the mid 30’s. Thursday night, we’ll look for snow

Weather conditions will be calming briefly for Wednesday, as another storm system approaches.

A few snow showers late Tuesday, giving way to clearing, windy and cold weather for Wednesday. Another round of snow arrives late Thursday and Friday, with more gusty winds. Wednesday, staying windy with partly cloudy with highs into the upper 20’s and lower 30’s. A slight chance of snow early in the day. Thursday, Mostly

Another round of snow and wind is expected Monday night and Tuesday. We’ll see strong wind gusts overnight into Tuesday morning, which could lead to continued road closures. Partly cloudy on Wednesday, with a weak storm moving into the region Thursday. Monday night, we’ll see scattered snow showers at 1-3″ of new snowfall for the

Winds between 20 and 35 mph will continue to affect travel throughout the region, blowing snow onto roadways. More new snow is expected overnight tonight.

Several Winter storms are poised to hit the area this weekend and the approaching workweek. A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for the Snake River Plain. WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 11 PM THIS EVENING TO 11 PM MST SATURDAY… WHAT…Snow, moderate to heavy at times, with blowing and drifting snow possible.

Calm and clear conditions for Friday come just ahead a very active and wintry weekend.

Staying windy with a few rain and snow showers for Thursday. Clearing out for Friday morning, before another snow storm arrives this weekend. Thursday: Gusty winds with A 50 percent chance of snow. Cloudy, with a high into the upper 20’s and lower 30’s. New snow accumulation of less than a half inch possible. Thursday

Above average temperatures will usher some rain into the region, along with snow and wind as a cold front pushes through today.

A cold front is moving through for Wednesday with gusty winds, scattered snow and rain showers. Look for highs into the lower to mid 30’s for the Plain. Behind the front, we’ll have dropping temps as we get on the other side of the front. Another storm is moving in for this weekend with more

Partly cloudy and breezy with stormy weather on the way for Wednesday and Thursday. We’ll see gusty winds with 1-3″ of new snow possible for the Snake River Plain. This will be an active week of wind and scattered snow showers all the way into the weekend. Tuesday: Windy and Partly cloudy, with a high

Wind speeds beyond 20 mph are expected throughout the Snake River Plain for the next couple of days. Chances for snow pick up throughout the region on Wednesday.

A cold front will arrive this Saturday with gusty winds and snow showers. A second system pushes in for Sunday, with snowfall possible in the Snake River Plain. The Sunday snow could deliver 1-3″ of new snowfall to portions of the mid to lower Snake River Plain. WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM NOON TO 8

We’ll see calm conditions Friday, with some active weather on the way for the weekend.