More sun tomorrow brings 6 weeks of winter according to the legend of the groundhog, the forecaster agrees for once. Gabe Curtis tracks a dusting to 4" of snow possible for the mountainous valleys into the weekend. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance.

Sunbreaks develop tomorrow, less clouds Thursday as dry and breezy weather continue. Gabe Curtis tracks spotty moisture returning Friday, but not becoming widespread until early Sunday as snow level drops to 2,000'. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance. 

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Trace-2" of valley snow tomorrow with 1-4" over the pass and 4-8" in high terrain, before arctic air may drop flurries to sea level 5-10pm. Gabe Curtis tracks subzero air at 3,500' Sunday night, but warming follows. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance. |    
   

Trace-4" of snow across the valleys tomorrow through Saturday, bringing 6-14" for Meacham. Gabe Curtis expects dry conditions before sunrise Sunday as all areas drop below freezing, remaining frozen through midweek. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance.

Fog spots in the Southern Blues tonight, otherwise increasing clouds tomorrow will bring a mix of rain and snow for the Northern Blues on Friday. Gabe Curtis expects sticking snow down to the lowest elevations by Saturday evening, before sunshine and cold dominates next week. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance.

Accumulations stay in the Wallowas into tomorrow, Trace-4" possible above 5,000'. Gabe Curtis tracks the potential for a dusting to 6" of valley snow between Friday and Sunday, followed by a dry arctic front that may bring sub-zero air early next week. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance.

Isolated flurry possible across the Northern Blues late tomorrow into early Wednesday, otherwise remaining dry until Friday. Gabe Curtis expects 1,000' snow level by the weekend as mountainous valleys may turn snowy, before dramatically cooling.

Dropping into the teens for much of us tonight, although Burns will colder in the negative territory. Gabe Curtis expects a dusting to 4" of snow down to 2,000' as 4-12" falls above 5,000' tomorrow evening into Sunday, before becoming milder next week.

Dry with partly to mostly clear skies tonight and tomorrow, before snow could drop a dusting to 3" across the mountainous valleys late Saturday into early Sunday. Gabe Curtis is tracking no likely precipitation next week, other than an isolated chance the first half.

Trace-4" of snow for the mountainous valleys tonight, bringing 4-8" above 4,500'. Gabe Curtis tracks a dusting to 1" across spotty areas of the Northern Blues early tomorrow with light accumulations returning over the weekend, before drying next week.