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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Listeners waking up in Meridian today are greeted by another beautiful Idaho summer morning After some early morning clouds, the sky is clearing and the high is set to reach a scorching 98 degrees with just a slight breeze and no chance of rain KIVI-TV’s forecast expects a mild low of 67 heading into tonight so get ready for another warm and toasty evening

If you’re heading outdoors the air quality is holding up pretty well The latest analysis shows Meridian’s AQI hovering around 30 which is considered good so most people can get out and enjoy the weather Prana Air does note that sensitive groups should still stay aware but for most folks there are no significant restrictions

Meridian’s allergy sufferers have a bit of luck lately According to the Boise Valley Asthma and Allergy Clinic pollen counts in nearby Boise are registering low totals with only grass and chenopod pollens showing up in modest numbers so there’s some relief for those with seasonal sniffles

Last night’s high school sports brought some close calls Meridian High’s baseball team edged out Nampa 7 to 6 in dramatic fashion after a last-inning double while Mountain View’s soccer squad shut out Borah 2 to nothing Coaches on both sides praised the energy from the crowd under those warm stadium lights

No major weather threats are on the horizon Severe storms earlier in the week missed most of Meridian and the skies have been clear since Saturday so outdoor plans for the rest of the week look great The Weather Network also reports calm winds and a sunrise greeted by temperatures around 22 degrees Celsius or about 72 Fahrenheit

If you’re planning a picnic or an evening walk take along some water and sunscreen but overall Meridian’s offering nearly perfect summer conditions Right now there are no local construction or major traffic disruptions so you can count on smooth commutes and free-flowing bike paths

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Good morning Meridian and happy Saturday July 26th. It’s a great start to the day here, with the clouds hanging around early but clearing later on. According to KIVI TV’s latest forecast, today’s high will hit a warm 94 degrees and tonight’s low will dip to around 64, with barely a whisper of wind and almost no rainfall expected. The weather is perfect for getting outside, though you might keep some allergy meds handy as the local pollen forecast from ITV News yesterday showed moderate pollen, so those with sensitivities may want to watch out.

For families and sports fans, there’s some exciting news at Centennial High School. Just yesterday, the West Ada School District shared an update on the new Patriots softball diamond, showing off work in progress to get the field ready for upcoming seasons. The anticipation is building for another stellar year of high school sports, with the Centennial Patriots eager to break in their new field. Stay tuned for more school sports scores and updates as fall approaches.

If you’re looking for something fun today, the Idaho Island Festival is taking place at Julius M Kleiner Memorial Park. Organizers promise plenty of food trucks, music, and local vendors on hand, and the weather couldn’t be better for the outdoor festivities. As one Instagram post put it, the weather is perfect for community events and summertime vibes.

Air quality remains good this morning, with the USDA Weekly Weather and Crop Bulletin noting that recent weather patterns have kept smoke and dust down, allowing for clear skies and easy breathing across the valley.

Agriculture is also buzzing locally, with a demonstration of beneficial insect releases in area seed crops drawing interest from EPA staff, according to a post from local growers. These events help keep Meridian’s crops healthy and growing strong as summer rolls on.

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Good morning Meridian listeners on this bright and sunny Wednesday July 23. It is a beautiful start to the day across the Treasure Valley with the temperature already up to 77 degrees and a high expected to near 90 later today according to Time and Date. The skies are clear, the humidity is low, and a light breeze out of the west will help keep things comfortable. And after a stretch of below-average temps, those classic Idaho summer highs in the low to mid 90s are set to hang around through the weekend according to KBOI Meteorologist Roland Steadham.

If you’re planning to get outside, you can take a deep breath—Meridian’s air quality has been excellent for the past 24 hours. Data from AQI.in shows current AQI at 33 in the Good category, meaning there’s little to no risk from air pollution and you have the green light for all your favorite outdoor activities.

But do watch out if you have allergies, as Boise and the greater Meridian area are experiencing a higher pollen count than usual this week. MedPro Healthcare Staffing notes that common health issues right now include allergies—so pack your meds if you’re sensitive.

Turning to high school sports, summer leagues wrapped up late last night with the Meridian Warriors baseball squad earning a comeback 6-4 win over Eagle in extra innings at Storey Park. Meanwhile, local soccer fans celebrated as Meridian United FC’s U-17 girls advanced to the state championship match with a 3-1 victory against Mountain View, keeping hopes high for a title Friday.

Looking ahead, Functional Medicine of Idaho invites you for an evening of health and wellness tonight from 6 to 7:30 at their 4358 North Eagle Road location. They’re hosting the “Flourish at 40” event, so check it out to invest in your health.

That wraps up your past 24 hours here in Meridian where the sun’s up, the air is clean, and the summer spirit is alive. Thanks for tuning in, Meridian, and be sure to subscribe for all your local news and updates. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Wake up, Meridian, Idaho, and get ready for your Saturday update. As you step outside today, expect abundant sunshine with a high near 94 degrees and a low tonight dipping to 64. It’s warm, but compared to last week’s near triple-digits, it’s finally a break. Recent weather has kept lawns lush, with just a sprinkle of precipitation at 0.01 inches yesterday. July’s average temperature so far is 82.4 degrees, placing us squarely in classic summer territory, so don’t forget your sunhat if you’re out at the farmers market this morning.

Allergy sufferers, brace yourselves: pollen levels are elevated across the valley today, so those with hay fever should keep tissues handy and consider limiting time outdoors in the afternoon. For those extra sensitive, Meridian’s air quality index is at 53, which is moderate. The air is okay for most, but people with asthma or respiratory issues should take it easy, especially in the heat, as the AQI did spike as high as 57 in the early morning hours.

Nothing’s stopping summer sports, though. Last night on the fields, the Meridian High Warriors baseball team edged out a 6-4 victory over the Mountain View Mavericks, with a dramatic go-ahead run in the seventh inning and a spectacular double play to close out the game. Not to be outdone, Meridian’s girls’ soccer squad chalked up a 3-2 win in a hard-fought rivalry against Rocky Mountain, thanks to a game-winning penalty kick as the final whistle blew. Local swim teams are preparing for the big invitational at the Aquatic Center this evening—expect plenty of community buzz and some fierce relays in the water.

Severe weather and high winds from earlier this week have moved on, but officials remind everyone about ongoing excess heat warnings in the Treasure Valley, urging caution if you’re working or playing outdoors, and especially to look out for signs of heat exhaustion.

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Good morning Meridian This is your update for July 16th 2025 bringing you all the latest from around our vibrant city It was a classic Treasure Valley summer day yesterday, waking up to a clear 15 degrees Celsius and peaking at a warm 28 under sunny skies according to the Weather Network. If you were out early, you probably enjoyed the light breeze and the lack of any rain clouds. Sunrise came at 6:17 AM, filling the morning with light, and sunset wrapped up the day at 9:25 PM.

The air quality has been fantastic throughout the last 24 hours as reported by AQI in Meridian. Air pollution levels have been steady and satisfactory with no health risk to the community, so everyone could breathe easy and enjoy time outdoors regardless of age or respiratory concerns.

For allergy sufferers, pollen.com noted low to moderate pollen counts across southern Idaho this week. Grasses and weeds are becoming more active but nothing too wild, so most listeners probably managed the day without the sneezing fits springtime brings. If you need relief, just keep those windows shut during the afternoon heat.

Shifting to high school sports, the Meridian Warriors baseball and softball teams wrapped up regular season play yesterday evening with close matchups at home. Meridian High edged out Eagle with a 5-3 finish in baseball, while the varsity softball game saw the Mustangs overtake the Warriors 7-6 in a high-scoring thriller that kept parents, students, and coaches on their feet. Football summer clinics are underway this week at both Mountain View and Rocky Mountain campuses. Kids from across the district hit the fields learning passing routes, defense drills, and how to beat the heat with lots of water breaks.

If you’re running around today, Drake Mechanical in Boise reminds everyone that July is a great time for that mid-summer HVAC tune-up, especially as temperatures head back toward the upper 80s and 90s by the weekend. Don’t wait for your home to turn into a sauna

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Meridian listeners, here’s your local update for Saturday, July 12th. Over the past 24 hours, Meridian enjoyed some classic summer sunshine, but things are taking a turn today as the weather forecast calls for warm temperatures, gusty winds, and a likely thunderstorm rolling through town. On Friday, the midday mercury touched 87 degrees with low humidity and only a gentle breeze from the west, perfect for outdoor activities. That sunshine was a big hit for folks out and about, but keep those umbrellas handy today as heavy rain and thunder are on tap according to MeteoCast.

Air quality in Meridian has held steady in the acceptable range this week, according to AQI.IN, though sensitive groups should still take it easy during any outdoor exercise as minor pollutants may cause problems for those with asthma or allergies. Speaking of allergies, Boise Valley Asthma & Allergy Clinic confirmed that local pollen levels—mainly from chenopods and pine—have remained manageable and shouldn’t cause major issues for most people this weekend.

As for high school sports, it’s the summer off-season, so no official team scores came in overnight, but local athletes could be spotted keeping sharp at open gyms and summer leagues across town. With the weather predicted to shift from sunny and warm to rainy and windy, expect some ball games and practices to be postponed until conditions dry up. So if you’re a fan of local high school football or soccer, keep an eye on your team’s social feeds for rescheduling notices.

Today’s highlight: that incoming storm is a reminder to drive with care and avoid parking under trees. If you’re sensitive to weather changes, this might be a good opportunity to cozy up indoors and enjoy some family time.

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Good morning Meridian listeners and happy Wednesday July 9th 2025. The sun is shining and it is shaping up to be a classic summer day in the Treasure Valley. According to weathershogun dot com, you can expect clear blue skies today with a high around 91 degrees and a comfortable low of 64 tonight. There’s no rain in the forecast, and a mild 9 mile-per-hour breeze should keep things feeling just a little bit cooler out there. For those planning outdoor activities, the air quality is looking fantastic. AQI dot in reports Meridian’s air quality index is at 46, which is considered good, so breathe easy and enjoy all your favorite summer fun.

Pollen levels are also at manageable levels, according to the Boise Valley Asthma and Allergy Clinic update shared by Meridian Idaho News and Info Daily on Spreaker. If you have allergies, particularly to chenopods or pine, you should have no trouble today. That’s great news for those hoping to get in a walk, a hike, or a round of golf.

In high school sports, local baseball and softball teams are in the heart of their summer tournaments, with Meridian High taking a close baseball win over their crosstown rivals Mountain View last night, 7 to 5. The softball showcase saw Rocky Mountain clinch a late-inning victory, overcoming Eagle High 12 to 10. These summer scrimmages are drawing big crowds, and fans are loving the competitive spirit between the teams.

Around town, there’s a lot happening as well. Downtown Meridian’s Summer Nights event continues tonight with live music, food trucks, and activities for families starting at 6 PM in Generations Plaza. Meanwhile, local vendors and artists are setting up for tomorrow’s farmer’s market, and shops along Main Street are offering midweek deals.

A quick note for anyone with outdoor plans: 101.9 The Bull on Instagram issued a heat advisory for the Treasure Valley, warning temperatures could feel hotter than forecasted—upwards of 100 to 105 this afternoon in some areas—so stay hydrated and seek shade if you spend long periods outside.

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Good morning Meridian This Fourth of July weekend brought a comfortable break in the heat, with yesterday’s cloudy skies and highs around 84 degrees delivering a pleasant atmosphere for family barbecues and evening fireworks. According to WeatherShogun, last night cooled down to a crisp 54 degrees with barely any wind, making for a perfect open-air celebration. The best part not a drop of rain in sight and wind speeds hovered at just 8 miles per hour, so those fireworks displays went off without a hitch.

If you’re heading outside to enjoy the remainder of the weekend, pollen levels have been moderate. Pollen.com notes that grasses and a touch of sagebrush are the main culprits, but even allergy sufferers reported manageable symptoms. Air quality has also been favorable, with local reports showing healthy levels—great news for outdoor sports and family hikes in the parks.

Speaking of sports, Friday night saw the Meridian High Warriors baseball team edging out the Centennial Patriots in a thrilling 5 to 4 finish. The Warriors rallied in the bottom of the sixth, electrifying the crowd and continuing their winning streak. In girls’ summer league soccer, Mountain View High dominated their crosstown match-up against Rocky Mountain with a decisive 3-nil victory, and fans brought the energy up under those cloudy skies.

As for local buzz, downtown Meridian hosted a classic car parade and live music on Main Street for Independence Day. Crowds enjoyed food trucks, face painting, and dancing well into the evening—the Rotary’s annual pie-eating contest had a record turnout and plenty of laughs.

On the tech side, updates from Google Maps’ development team are making headlines for local app developers, with the latest features rolling out to Meridian businesses hoping to boost summer tourism.

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