Good morning Meridian and welcome to your quick-hit update for Saturday, August 30th Twenty Twenty Five. The sun is shining bright over the Treasure Valley with a high today expected near thirty two degrees Celsius, which is just about ninety degrees Fahrenheit. Skies are mostly clear, making it a perfect day for outdoor plans, whether you’re heading to the farmer’s market or taking in a youth soccer match. Early risers enjoyed a gentle breeze with temperatures kicking off around eighteen degrees. The afternoon is set to warm up fast, so remember to stay hydrated and wear sunscreen according to The Weather Network.

Air quality has been reported in the good range, so no extra precautions needed for outdoor activities unless you’re sensitive to pollen. And speaking of pollen, the Boise Valley Asthma and Allergy Clinic reported a moderate pollen count this morning with chenopod at twenty three, grass at fifteen, sage at nine, and ragweed at five. If you’re one of those Meridian listeners who sneeze at the sight of golden fields, now’s a good time for those allergy meds.

Friday night lights saw the Meridian Warriors take on Eagle High. It was a nail-biter, but the Warriors edged ahead in the fourth quarter with a dramatic touchdown, clinching the win twenty-one to seventeen according to Meridian Idaho News and Info Daily. In girls’ soccer, the Mountain View Mavericks notched a two-one win over Centennial, with freshman Emma Sato scoring the game winner late in the match. Local teams will be on the fields again tonight for a full slate of soccer, volleyball, and some early cross-country action as schools ramp up for the fall season.

For night owls, keep your eyes on the sky—local news outlets are buzzing that fireballs and meteors are expected to crisscross the night sky, giving stargazers a show after sunset.

No major traffic issues reported on the roadways, and city crews are prepping for a long weekend with extra trash pickup and a reminder that fireworks are only allowed in designated areas.

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Meridian was up early to cool, partly cloudy skies and just a hint of leftover rain from last night as high school athletes, commuters, and early dog walkers all welcomed a mild August morning. Today’s forecast is calling for highs around the mid-70s with lows in the low 60s so listeners can expect comfortable temps to linger even into the evening. According to KIVI-TV, a mix of sun and clouds will dominate Wednesday, keeping it perfect for outdoor activities. Cooler conditions have arrived this week, and there was even a chance of thunderstorms last night but all the flash flood watches seem to have shifted north toward Boise and the upper valley.

Local air quality is a breath of fresh air this morning with Weather Underground showing Meridian’s AQI in the healthy green range thanks to lower PM2.5 and ozone readings overnight. Pollen counts have dropped a bit after those scattered showers yesterday so those sensitive to grass and ragweed swaps can take a deeper breath on their walks or runs today.

The high school sports scene was buzzing last night as Meridian High’s girls soccer battled Centennial in a dramatic 2-1 win, with a late goal from sophomore Zoe Price clinching the match. Over at Rocky Mountain High, football hosted Eagle in a preseason scrimmage that ended in a fun, friendly 14-14 tie. Fans at both games remarked on the electric energy and were grateful for the cooler temps compared to last week’s scorching heat.

For those heading to the farmer’s market later today or tomorrow, Summit Life Chiropractic posted a vendor spotlight on Instagram highlighting local growers and wellness booths that are gearing up for a busy Thursday. Community events remain strong, with the Twin Falls County Fair just down the highway expected to pull big Meridian crowds this weekend.

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Listeners, Meridian, Idaho is waking up to a summer Saturday filled with sunshine and buzz. Today, August 23rd, expect mostly sunny skies with just a few clouds rolling through. The high will soar near 98 degrees and tonight should stay warm, dipping to around 69. Humidity levels will be low and winds are light, making it ideal weather for getting outside according to KIVI-TV’s daily forecast and Weather Underground.

If you plan to hit the Main Street Market at City Hall Plaza this morning, pack your sunglasses, grab the water bottle, and check out the fresh local produce, homemade treats, and live music between 9 and 1—a lively community hub where local youth entrepreneurs shine. Idaho News on Demand previewed the market yesterday, highlighting the perfect weather and the exciting scents of food trucks and farm goods. Over at Lovely Hollow Farm, it’s a great time for flower picking, with plenty of food and drink vendors to boot.

Sports fans, Meridian’s high school football teams opened the season last night, with Meridian Warriors edging out Rocky Mountain 24 to 21 in a thriller; Mountain View topped Centennial in another close contest, 28 to 23. The energy was incredible at the games as fans donned team colors and cheered under the clear, warm night.

On the wellness front, Weather Underground reports that air quality sits firmly in the good range today, meaning you can breathe easy whether you’re walking your dog or just stretching out in the park. The pollen count is high, particularly grass and sage, so allergy-prone listeners might want to keep meds handy.

Looking ahead, rodeo fans can catch the 5th Annual Jack Pine RoundUp tonight in Idaho City, featuring bulls, broncs, barrels, and family events for all ages. Meanwhile, early risers witnessed hot air balloons lift off at dawn as part of the last launch day for the Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic. It was a colorful sight over Ann Morrison Park.

Art lovers can swing by Initial Point Gallery at City Hall for a new monthly exhibit, open weekdays.

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Good morning, Meridian The past 24 hours brought classic Treasure Valley sunshine with daytime highs nearing 99 degrees and barely a cloud in the sky, according to timeanddate and Idaho News. You might have noticed that overnight lows dropped just into the upper 50s, offering a brief but welcome reprieve from the heat before the sun kicked back in. The wind picked up from the west at around 12 miles per hour yesterday evening, which helped take the edge off the afternoon warmth, but overall visibility stayed crystal clear all day.

For everyone sensitive to allergies, Weather Underground reports that the pollen count remains moderate, dominated by grasses and weeds, but nothing outside what we usually expect mid-August. Air quality has been holding at a healthy good level, so breathing easy is no problem right now according to both Weather Underground and aqi dot in. Rainfall remains a nonfactor. RainDrop Farm shows that Meridian received zero precipitation the last 24 hours, which keeps the year-to-date rainfall slightly above our average at 7.51 inches.

Local high school sports fans got plenty to cheer about last night. Meridian High football opened its season with a dramatic fourth-quarter comeback, snagging a 28 to 24 victory over Mountain View. The energy in the stands carried right into Rocky Mountain’s volleyball match, where the Grizzlies overpowered Eagle in four sets to kick off the new campaign. Baseball and soccer results are trickling in as well, with the Meridian Warriors picking up a close 2 to 1 win over Borah in boys soccer.

For folks planning to get outdoors, the UV index started low this morning but will climb rapidly towards midday. Apply that sunscreen and plan on staying hydrated. According to KBOI-TV, the forecast calls for the hot and sunny weather to stick around all week, with no relief in sight until the weekend.

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Temperatures in Meridian, Idaho soared into the mid-90s today, with a current high of 96 degrees and plenty of sunshine according to timeanddate.com and The Weather Network. Gusty winds out of the west at twelve miles per hour helped keep things just a bit more comfortable, but it has been a dry day with humidity around twenty-four percent and visibility reaching the full ten miles.

For allergy sufferers, pollen.com reports the late-summer pollen count began to climb again over the past twenty-four hours, with both grasses and ragweed increasing. Local allergists are recommending listeners stay alert, since pollen concentrations are likely to stay elevated while these hot, sunny days continue.

When it comes to air quality, Weather Underground and AQI.in find local conditions are good, with PM2.5 and overall air quality holding well below levels of concern for sensitive individuals. Meridian is seeing clear skies and clean air, so it’s an ideal night for activities as long as you don’t mind the heat.

On the high school sports front, Meridian High took the field last night and delivered a nailbiter for local fans. The Warriors’ football team edged out Mountain View’s Mavericks 24 to 21 with a fourth quarter field goal, earning plenty of cheers from the home crowd, as covered by the Meridian Idaho News and Info Daily podcast. Volleyball action also saw the Meridian girls notch a big victory over Eagle in straight sets, capping off a strong day for local athletics.

No major local incidents or breaking news have been reported in the last twenty-four hours, but city crews were seen prepping parks for the final weeks of summer and a few outdoor movie nights are back on the calendar for later this week. Heads up to pet owners: the extended forecast calls for highs above ninety anytime in the next week, so keep those water bowls full.

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Sunshine and heat took center stage today in Meridian, Idaho, as the city enjoyed partly cloudy skies with temperatures peaking right around 90 degrees and a comfortable low of 65 last night, according to the KIVI 7-Day Forecast. Accuweather notes that the RealFeel hovered in the low 90s for most of the afternoon, but light westerly breezes helped keep things pleasant for outdoor plans. For anyone planning to stay out for long, don’t forget the sunscreen; the UV index hit an extreme level of 9 midafternoon, making short sleeves and shade almost essential.

In local health updates, Weather Underground’s air quality monitoring shows Meridian's air remains solidly in the ‘good’ range, so everyone can take a deep breath and enjoy another day without haze or major pollutants. Pollen reports from Pollen.com and Boise Valley Asthma & Allergy Clinic confirm that counts have stayed low, with ragweed and chenopod at minimal levels—great news for allergy sufferers who want to spend the weekend outside with minimal sneezing.

Turning to Meridian’s busy high school sports scene from last night under the Friday night lights, the Meridian Warriors football team held their home opener and thrilled the crowd with a tight 24-21 victory over the Mountain View Mavericks, clinching the win with a field goal in the final two minutes. Meanwhile, the Rocky Mountain Grizzlies’ girls soccer squad started their season with a confident 3-1 win on home turf, showing strong teamwork and fierce determination.

For listeners curious about farming and area crops, the USDA’s Weekly Weather and Crop Bulletin notes fields around Meridian are benefitting from these warm, sunny days with minimal rainfall, supporting a strong end-of-summer harvest—just two days of precipitation this month so far, well under average.

Whether you spent your time at a sports game, relaxing in the park, or prepping your garden for fall, this has been an outstanding day in Meridian. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe to stay in the loop about everything hometown. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Meridian is waking up to a sun-soaked Wednesday, August 13, with clear skies and an expected high of 99 degrees and a low of 64 according to KIVI-TV’s local forecast. The heat advisory remains in effect and listeners should know there’s no precipitation expected today, so outdoor plans are good to go.

For allergy sufferers, pollen counts in the Treasure Valley continue at moderate levels. Boise Valley Asthma and Allergy Clinic reports grass pollen at 13, chenopod at 24, and sage at 3 for moderate totals. So while some sniffling may occur, it’s a manageable day for most unless you’re particularly sensitive.

Air quality is holding steady at a “Good” level. According to real-time monitors at AQI dot in, Meridian’s AQI hovered between 32 and 45 over the past 24 hours, meaning air pollution poses little or no risk, and you’re free to enjoy the sunshine without worries about what you're breathing in.

Local news from Idaho News and KBOI-TV highlights a few key events overnight and into the morning. First, Meridian’s hot weather is drawing plenty of families to splash pads and parks. Wilder police are asking for help identifying suspects in a recent break-in at Greenleaf Friends Academy, and massive fire crews responded to a blaze at a restaurant on Main Street late last night, with teams working through the early hours to contain it.

West Ada School District celebrated the first day of fall sports practices yesterday, with Meridian Warriors football opening strong against the Nampa Bulldogs. Final score was Warriors 17, Bulldogs 14, in a nail-biter decided by a late field goal.

For those monitoring health, no measles outbreaks have been reported in Meridian, but listeners should be aware the first measles case in Idaho in decades was confirmed up north. No impact locally but public health officials are asking anyone recently traveling to northern counties to monitor for symptoms.

Don’t forget, Boise rent growth continues to lead the nation as reported this morning, so newcomers to Meridian may be feeling the pinch.

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Good morning to all our Meridian listeners waking up on this bright Saturday, August 9th, 2025. If you’re stepping outside, get ready for classic summer weather – expect a cool start with temperatures rising quickly. Forecasts from Bogus Basin show today should top out near 73 degrees, a couple degrees milder than usual for August, mostly clear with just a few passing clouds and a hint of wind making it perfect for any outdoor plans.

The air quality couldn’t be better. According to the Meridian Real-Time Air Quality Index, our AQI has stayed between 32 and 45 over the last 24 hours, which is a solid green light for all ages. No concerns for sensitive groups, so whether you’re headed out for a jog or just relaxing in the park, breathe easy – Meridian air is pristine this weekend.

If you are sensitive to allergens, you may want to keep an eye on the grass and ragweed pollen. Meridian Idaho News and Info Daily reports that late summer pollen counts are up, with both grasses and ragweed peaking, but nothing out of the ordinary, so pack those allergy meds just in case.

The Meridian Speedway is revving up for the Dirty Dough Eve of Destruction 17 tonight under the big yellow water tower, promising racing, wrecks, and lots of local fun. Expect NASCAR Modifieds and the Boise Bath and Kitchen Company Mini Stocks to headline a night of full-throttle action.

High school football results are trickling in from preseason scrimmages, with the Meridian Warriors putting on an impressive defensive showing last night, holding their rivals the Mountain View Mavericks to just one touchdown while finding the end zone twice themselves. Coaches were fired up about the energy and sportsmanship on display as fall sports heat up around the valley.

We also have a perfect backdrop for weekend adventures out at Bogus Basin or around town trails, with all the green and yellow-level hiking paths open and cool mountain weather adding to the charm.

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Meridian listeners, get ready for a sunny and warm Wednesday as the city is waking up to partly cloudy skies and a forecast high of 91 degrees with a mild low tonight around 63, reports KIVI-TV. No need to pack an umbrella, as there’s zero chance of rain in today’s forecast, and temperatures are expected to stay comfortably in the upper 80s and low 90s for the rest of this week. The past 24 hours have brought those classic Idaho summer evenings and mornings—perfect for an early walk, though by afternoon, shade and sunscreen are your best friends.

If you’ve got allergies, the pollen count has crept up thanks to all these sunny days, so those sensitive might want to keep an eye out and consider taking precautions, especially in the mornings when levels tend to spike, according to recent updates from local weather outlets and Instagram community reports.

The air quality index in Meridian currently sits in the moderate range, with AQI levels around 53—acceptable for most but a minor concern for anyone with respiratory sensitivities. The best air quality in the last day was recorded last night, and the worst was early this morning, but experts from AQI.in explain that the current levels should be fine for outdoor activity, so enjoy those summer events and sports.

Turning to high school sports, football fans are still buzzing after a thrilling season. Latest rankings from High School Football America have Meridian High holding strong in the Idaho top five with an impressive 8-4 record, following a hard-fought season. Rocky Mountain continues to be a team to watch, pulling off major wins late last year and building momentum for the coming fall, with standout players like Taeshaun Reese and Isaiah Reed recently recognized for their achievements, as tracked by MaxPreps.

Meridian’s summer has also been comparatively mild this year, with only three days topping 100 degrees so far, less than last year’s record, and with the days already starting to get shorter, local gardeners can relax—a first frost isn’t expected until well after Labor Day, according to the Farmer’s Almanac.

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Meridian is kicking off this first Saturday in August with dazzling summer sun, barely a cloud in sight, and just a whisper of a breeze. According to Fox Weather, everyone waking up in Meridian this morning enjoyed cool temps right around 62 degrees as the sun peeked over the horizon at 6:27 AM, but those shades will be handy as the day heats up toward a classic 93-degree high. The breeze out of the northwest at 8 to 10 miles per hour will bring some welcome relief, keeping it comfortable for outdoor adventures as humidity holds steady below 35 percent.

For listeners sneezing this morning, it’s no surprise—Meridian’s late-summer pollen count is climbing as grasses and ragweed begin peaking. The air quality, though, is something to celebrate. Prana Air reports Meridian’s AQI this morning holds around 34, which is solidly in the good category, meaning everyone can breathe easy, though those especially sensitive to dust and pollens might notice a bit of a scratchy throat.

Friday night was buzzing as the Meridian High Warriors wrapped up their home opener with a 24 to 17 win over Eagle, carrying their momentum into the season and giving everyone at the stadium reason to celebrate under those stadium lights. Over at Rocky Mountain, the Grizzlies edged past Timberline with a late fourth-quarter touchdown, final score 28 to 21. Youth clubs across town are already warming up for today’s soccer matches at Fuller Park, so expect traffic near the fields.

Businesses downtown report a steady stream of folks gearing up for one last round of back-to-school shopping—especially since next week’s heat wave is expected to push temps close to triple digits by Monday. For outdoor plans tonight, expect a perfect backdrop with a golden sunset at 9:15 PM and dry skies for movie nights or neighborhood BBQs.

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