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Good morning Meridian and happy Monday November 24th 2025 It was a golden day across the Treasure Valley as Meridian basked in above-average temperatures unusual for late November The highs topped out around 48 degrees with clouds early clearing out by afternoon according to KIVI-TV and timeanddate dot com The sky stayed mostly clear through the evening with barely a breeze and by sundown temperatures had cooled but it was still a perfect evening for a stroll
Allergy sufferers got some relief Sunday as Weather Underground and Pollen dot com reported lower-than-usual pollen counts thanks to the cooler nights winds holding steady and zero precipitation Air quality was rated good so everyone could breathe easy enjoying the clean crisp air
The big local buzz centered on high school sports The Meridian Warriors football team fought hard in state semifinals Saturday night but ultimately fell in a dramatic finish to the Eagle Mustangs final score 28 to 25 Eagle advances to the state championship and Meridian’s season ends but the Warriors can hold their heads high after a tremendous playoff run Over at the gym the Rocky Mountain Grizzlies girls’ volleyball team brought home a district win in three straight sets against Kuna and will head to the state finals at Idaho Central Arena
Weekend events drew big crowds Old Town Meridian was packed for the annual Winter Lights Festival Families enjoyed hot cocoa carriage rides and even a pop-up ice rink right on Main Street The Meridian Library Foundation hosted their winter book fair drawing families and holiday shoppers while at Settlers Park the holiday farmer’s market was buzzing with vendors hawking everything from local honey to hand-knit scarves
As for the slopes at Bogus Basin and Brundage Mountain Resort both ski hills are still waiting for significant snowfall Both resorts reported no fresh snow in the last 24 hours with slopes closed to the public and hoping for storms arriving later this week
That’s the latest from Meridian across weather sports and community life Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe for your daily update This has been a quiet please production for more check out quiet please dot ai
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Allergy sufferers got some relief Sunday as Weather Underground and Pollen dot com reported lower-than-usual pollen counts thanks to the cooler nights winds holding steady and zero precipitation Air quality was rated good so everyone could breathe easy enjoying the clean crisp air
The big local buzz centered on high school sports The Meridian Warriors football team fought hard in state semifinals Saturday night but ultimately fell in a dramatic finish to the Eagle Mustangs final score 28 to 25 Eagle advances to the state championship and Meridian’s season ends but the Warriors can hold their heads high after a tremendous playoff run Over at the gym the Rocky Mountain Grizzlies girls’ volleyball team brought home a district win in three straight sets against Kuna and will head to the state finals at Idaho Central Arena
Weekend events drew big crowds Old Town Meridian was packed for the annual Winter Lights Festival Families enjoyed hot cocoa carriage rides and even a pop-up ice rink right on Main Street The Meridian Library Foundation hosted their winter book fair drawing families and holiday shoppers while at Settlers Park the holiday farmer’s market was buzzing with vendors hawking everything from local honey to hand-knit scarves
As for the slopes at Bogus Basin and Brundage Mountain Resort both ski hills are still waiting for significant snowfall Both resorts reported no fresh snow in the last 24 hours with slopes closed to the public and hoping for storms arriving later this week
That’s the latest from Meridian across weather sports and community life Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe for your daily update This has been a quiet please production for more check out quiet please dot ai
For some amazing deals check out https://amzn.to/4nidg0P
For more check out http://www.quietplease.ai
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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By Inception Point AiGood morning Meridian and happy Monday November 24th 2025 It was a golden day across the Treasure Valley as Meridian basked in above-average temperatures unusual for late November The highs topped out around 48 degrees with clouds early clearing out by afternoon according to KIVI-TV and timeanddate dot com The sky stayed mostly clear through the evening with barely a breeze and by sundown temperatures had cooled but it was still a perfect evening for a stroll
Allergy sufferers got some relief Sunday as Weather Underground and Pollen dot com reported lower-than-usual pollen counts thanks to the cooler nights winds holding steady and zero precipitation Air quality was rated good so everyone could breathe easy enjoying the clean crisp air
The big local buzz centered on high school sports The Meridian Warriors football team fought hard in state semifinals Saturday night but ultimately fell in a dramatic finish to the Eagle Mustangs final score 28 to 25 Eagle advances to the state championship and Meridian’s season ends but the Warriors can hold their heads high after a tremendous playoff run Over at the gym the Rocky Mountain Grizzlies girls’ volleyball team brought home a district win in three straight sets against Kuna and will head to the state finals at Idaho Central Arena
Weekend events drew big crowds Old Town Meridian was packed for the annual Winter Lights Festival Families enjoyed hot cocoa carriage rides and even a pop-up ice rink right on Main Street The Meridian Library Foundation hosted their winter book fair drawing families and holiday shoppers while at Settlers Park the holiday farmer’s market was buzzing with vendors hawking everything from local honey to hand-knit scarves
As for the slopes at Bogus Basin and Brundage Mountain Resort both ski hills are still waiting for significant snowfall Both resorts reported no fresh snow in the last 24 hours with slopes closed to the public and hoping for storms arriving later this week
That’s the latest from Meridian across weather sports and community life Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe for your daily update This has been a quiet please production for more check out quiet please dot ai
For some amazing deals check out https://amzn.to/4nidg0P
For more check out http://www.quietplease.ai
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Allergy sufferers got some relief Sunday as Weather Underground and Pollen dot com reported lower-than-usual pollen counts thanks to the cooler nights winds holding steady and zero precipitation Air quality was rated good so everyone could breathe easy enjoying the clean crisp air
The big local buzz centered on high school sports The Meridian Warriors football team fought hard in state semifinals Saturday night but ultimately fell in a dramatic finish to the Eagle Mustangs final score 28 to 25 Eagle advances to the state championship and Meridian’s season ends but the Warriors can hold their heads high after a tremendous playoff run Over at the gym the Rocky Mountain Grizzlies girls’ volleyball team brought home a district win in three straight sets against Kuna and will head to the state finals at Idaho Central Arena
Weekend events drew big crowds Old Town Meridian was packed for the annual Winter Lights Festival Families enjoyed hot cocoa carriage rides and even a pop-up ice rink right on Main Street The Meridian Library Foundation hosted their winter book fair drawing families and holiday shoppers while at Settlers Park the holiday farmer’s market was buzzing with vendors hawking everything from local honey to hand-knit scarves
As for the slopes at Bogus Basin and Brundage Mountain Resort both ski hills are still waiting for significant snowfall Both resorts reported no fresh snow in the last 24 hours with slopes closed to the public and hoping for storms arriving later this week
That’s the latest from Meridian across weather sports and community life Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe for your daily update This has been a quiet please production for more check out quiet please dot ai
For some amazing deals check out https://amzn.to/4nidg0P
For more check out http://www.quietplease.ai
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI