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Light snow possible for Friday with partly to mostly cloudy skies overhead for the Snake River Plain and our eastern mountains. A cold front slides in for this weekend with gusty winds and scattered snow showers. Friday, partly to mostly cloudy skies with a slight chance of snow. Highs into the mid 30’s with light

Another Winter storm is on the way for Tuesday night and Wednesday. The National Weather Service has issued Winter Storm Watches for the higher elevations. WINTER STORM WATCH IN EFFECT FROM TUESDAY EVENING THROUGH WEDNESDAY EVENING Including the cities/areas of Island Park, Grace, Soda Springs, Henry, Bone, Wayan, Swan Valley, Victor, Ashton, Tetonia, Driggs, Island

Tuesday will see a chance for snow flurries under mostly cloudy skies, with the storm’s main impact hitting over-night into New Year’s Day.

We’ll start the week under calm conditions, with an impressive storm on the way just in time to hail in the new year!

The next couple days will see single digit lows, and highs right around 20 degrees.

Storms are calming down into Christmas day. We’ll look for partly cloudy skies and colder temperatures through the rest of the week.

We’ll look at continued chances for some wet holiday weather as we move into Christmas day.

Snow will push through the region tonight, moving into the daytime hours Christmas Eve. Colder temps on the way.

Temperatures will be well above average for your Monday, just ahead of a holiday snow-storm.

High pressure building over the region will bring us a nice weekend for December with warming temps. A weak system is expected to move in on Monday and Tuesday with some scattered snow showers. Saturday: A few clouds with highs into the mid to upper 30’s in the Snake River Plain. Winds 10-15 mph. Sunday:

The weekend will see some sunshine, and temperatures nearing 40 degrees before we see a cool-down and some storms into next week.

A slight risk of snow moves through the region for Friday, with warming temps for this weekend. Most of the snow will push though Northern Idaho and Montana. Friday: A few snow showers, otherwise mostly cloudy with highs into lower to mid 30’s. Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high into the mid 30’s. Sunday: Mostly

A weak storm system moves over the region for your Thursday and Friday, with very low impact beyond cloudy skies.

A storm system is moving through the west, with most of the snow and rain favoring Washington, Oregon and Northern Idaho. Southeastern Idaho and Wyoming are not expecting to see much accumulating snowfall. Our temperatures are expected to rise with this western pattern, with highs this weekend close to 40°. Looking ahead, there’s a storm

We started of Wednesday with wind chill factors below zero, but conditions will warm into the weekend, with chances of snow Thursday and Friday.

Quiet weather for Wednesday before our next system swings in for Thursday and Friday. Currently, most of the snow is projected to hit mostly into the mountains with scattered snow in the Snake River Plain. Wednesday, Patchy freezing morning fog with mostly sunny skies in the afternoon. Highs into the upper 20’s. Thursday, mountain snow

Tuesday and Wednesday will bring a little more sunshine into the forecast, ahead of storms expected to close out the work week.

Cold air, patchy fog, low cloud cover for the Plain with a few flurries. We’ll see many low temperatures close to zero, with many spots going sub-zero. Many locations in Central Idaho and Wyoming, will enjoy mainly sunny skies. We’ll see some scattered snow showers for Thursday and Friday. However, this is not a major

After scattered snow showers pushing through late Sunday, we’ll get some colder air in place to drop temps to single digits and even negatives in Wyoming. Highs in the 20’s into the week and some patchy early morning freezing fog in the valley with snow chances increasing toward next weekend. Thanks for watching, please download

Scattered snow showers in the forecast to start off the weekend. Clearing as we move into next week, with dropping temperatures. Saturday, we’ll see mostly cloudy skies with a chance of snow. Temperatures into the upper 20’s and lower 30’s. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, with a high into the mid 20’s. A slight chance of snow

Snow activity will taper out over the weekend, leaving behind a much colder air-mass for next week.

We’ll see continued chances for a mix of rain and snow throughout the region for your Thursday.

Expect clear conditions Tuesday, with a low impact storm headed your way Wednesday. More significant activity picks up Thursday and carries us into the weekend.

A storm system is moving through the region this weekend with scattered snow showers arriving this Saturday afternoon. Most of the snow will fall into the high county with low accumulations expected for the Snake River Plain. Saturday: A chance of rain and snow with a high into the upper 30’s and lower 40’s. Chance

Areas of Fog and Clouds dominate your Friday forecast. 40-50% chance of snow/rain kickoff the weekend with some accumulations possible. Several inches possible for the Mountains and Highlands. Warmer overnight lows in the 20’s and highs in the 30’s-40 for Friday with a drop in temps again by Monday with lows approaching the teens again.

Flurries and freezing drizzle overnight and into Wednesday for the Snake River Plain and Western Wyoming Valleys. Central Idaho will see mainly sunny skies while the cloud cover will be tough to scour out for the rest of southern Idaho. Wednesday, look for flurries and mostly cloudy skies for the Snake River Plain. Highs into

Scattered snow and freezing drizzle tonight and Tuesday morning, with a band of wet weather sliding in from the Southwest. The National Weather Service has extended the Winter Weather Advisory for Tuesday morning, to include the freezing drizzle. Freezing drizzle is drizzle that freezes on contact with the ground, making for very slick conditions on

Snow showers will continue throughout the day Monday. Overcast skies will continue through the rest of the week, with just light chances for additional showers.

Another round of scattered snow showers will arrive late Sunday and into Monday. Accumulations around the Snake River Plain and some valleys should be an inch or less. Higher elevations in the central mountains and eastern Highlands could see 2-5″. Monday: A 40% chance of snow. Highs in the mid 30’s. . New snow accumulation

Lingering snow showers Friday night and a few showers/flurries for Saturday, as this system moves away. The Winter Weather Advisories will expire Saturday morning. Another shot at snow arrives late Sunday and Monday. WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 5 AM MST SATURDAY… WHAT…Snow expected this afternoon and tonight. Additional snow accumulations of 1

Scattered snow showers for the next couple of days with highs into the lower to mid 30’s. Wednesday night, look for scattered snow showers. Lows into the lower 20’s. New snow accumulation of less than a half inch possible. Thanksgiving: Cloudy with a 50 percent chance of snow, a high into the mid 30’s. New

Eastern Idaho will likely see snow over the next 3 days. It will be an extremely active weather pattern throughout the next few days. Several warnings and advisories remain in effect through tonight as snow continues across a large portion of south east Idaho. Heaviest snow fall has occurred in the Wood River Valley and

Winter Weather Advisories and Winter Storm Warnings have been posted for Idaho and Utah. WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 5 AM WEDNESDAY TO 5 AM MST THURSDAY… WHAT…Snow expected. Total snow accumulations of 3 to 6 inches. Winds gusting as high as 35 mph will cause extensive blowing snow and reduced visibility.WHERE…The eastern

Main snow event hitting the area Wednesday and Thursday Fairly quiet Tuesday before a Pacific system swings in for the holiday. We’ll see scattered snow showers and gusty winds. Tuesday: Mostly sunny in the Snake River Plain, with a high into the lower 30’s. South southwest wind 10 to 15 mph, with gusts as high

​​​​​A very active pattern starting early Monday. Scattered snow showers will begin to move into the region mid Monday morning, with more scatted snow showers for early Tuesday. A potent system arrives Wednesday afternoon with heavy snow showers continuing into Thanksgiving. Difficult driving conditions may be seen during this time. Monday: Cloudy with a chance

We’re looking for a pattern shift to arrive Sunday, which will bring in dropping temps and scattered snow showers all throughout this approaching week. Several fronts and systems are lined up, with the main snow events arriving Monday and Wednesday. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, with a high into the mid to upper 40’s. Sunday night, A

Cloud cover will move in for the weekend, ahead of widespread snowstorms starting Monday.

Clearing and quiet weather for Friday, thanks to some high pressure over the Northwest. That high will quickly break down this weekend as cloud cover rolls in by Saturday afternoon. We have a couple of storms lined-up for this next week. The first storm arrives late Sunday, with a few scattered snow showers on Monday.

Storms will be holding off through the rest of the week, with more active weather expected into next week.

A deep upper level low over California is delivering the risk of some scattered snow and rain showers Wednesday night and early Thursday. We’ll begin to see sunny skies for Thursday with cool temps. We’ll also see lighter winds and quiet weather for the next couple of days, before another storm system arrives late Sunday.

The Snake River Plain will watch for some evening snow showers to spill over from the Eastern Highlands Wednesday.

Look for a chance of snow showers rolling back in from the Southeast Wednesday afternoon and night. Heavy snow possible for the mountains around Bear Lake, with possible scattered light snow showers into the Snake River Plain. Cold and sunny skies with our next system rolling back in for Sunday though Tuesday. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy

A cold front arrives for Tuesday with afternoon winds and a few scattered rain and snow showers. Some showers will linger into Wednesday, with clearing skies for the late half of the week. Tuesday: A 30 percent chance of rain after the late morning for the Snake River Plain. Cloudy, with a high into the

A warm start to the week will give way to active weather Tuesday and Wednesday.

Temperatures will trend toward 60 degrees Friday, ahead of a cold front.

Winds pick up for Friday as a storm system swings in from the north. There will be a few showers for Central Idaho, Island Park, Yellowstone, Jackson and Teton County ID. For the rest of the region, including the Snake River Plain, we’ll look to stay rather dry and windy. Cooler temps on Saturday and

We’ll look for high pressure to work in from the south, bumping up our temps and clearing our skies for Thursday. Our next threat for stormy weather hits late Friday and Saturday. A second system swings in for Monday evening and Tuesday.  Thursday: Partly cloudy with highs into the mid to upper 50’s. Friday: Partly