Good morning. Idaho. I'm Michael Mosby.

If you step outside right now, you'll feel it. That wind isn't messing around.

A Pacific cold front blew through overnight. And now the pressure gradient is cranking up gusts statewide. This is the kind of wind that rattles patio furniture and makes steering feel like a workout.

Down in the Treasure Valley, you're waking up to 42 degrees and sunshine. Looks innocent enough. But by this afternoon, northwest winds gust to 35 miles an hour. Tonight drops to 30 degrees under clouds. Tuesday rebounds to 46 with partly sunny skies.

Eastern Idaho gets the worst of it. Sunny today with a high near 54 degrees, but southwest winds scream at 14 to 35 miles an hour. Gusts could hit 48. That's strong enough to make high-profile vehicles tough to handle. If you're driving a truck or SUV, grip that wheel. Tonight stays breezy with lows around 31 degrees. Tuesday brings partly sunny skies and a high near 42, still windy with gusts to 38.

Northern Idaho sees snow showers rolling through today. Sixty percent chance. Highs near 41 degrees with southwest winds gusting to 22 miles an hour. Less than half an inch expected, but mountain passes could get slick. Tonight stays snowy with lows around 28 degrees. Tuesday brings a 40 percent chance of snow and a high near 40.

Looking ahead. Wednesday warms nicely. Mid-50s in the Treasure Valley. But another round of strong winds hits Thursday and Saturday. Rain chances increase Wednesday night into Thursday, especially up north. Temperatures stay above normal through the weekend, climbing into the low to mid-60s by Friday.

In We're gaining three minutes of daylight today. Sunrise at 8, 09 A.M., sunset at 7:44 P.M. Spring equinox is just 11 days out.

Take it slow if you're driving today. Crosswinds will catch you off guard.

See you this afternoon.

Advisory in effect for eastern Idaho. morning Mon Mar 9th, 2026 Idaho forecast.

Advisory in effect for eastern Idaho. morning Mon Mar 9th, 2026 Idaho forecast.

Good afternoon. Idaho. I'm Matt Mullins.

Spring forward tonight, folks. Clocks jump ahead one hour at 2 A.M. and with the spring equinox just 12 days out, we're gaining daylight fast. Sunrise hits 8:10 this morning, sunset at 7:43 tonight.

Step outside right now and you're feeling 54 degrees. That mild start? It's not sticking around.

Down in the Treasure Valley, sunshine owns the day. Boise climbs to 66 degrees with light south winds around 5 miles an hour. Perfect weather for getting outside before the week shifts gears.

Eastern Idaho runs cooler at 56 degrees, but breezy southwest winds pick up to 16 to 21 miles an hour with gusts hitting 33. If you're driving something tall, those cross winds will push you around.

Northern Idaho? That's where the action is. Rain likely today with a 70 percent chance, peaking around 3 P.M. Temperatures reach 53 degrees before tumbling this afternoon. Southwest winds gust to 32 miles an hour.

Tonight, a cold front drops south. The Valley cools to 41 degrees under partly cloudy skies. Eastern Idaho dips to 40 degrees with gusty winds continuing. Northern Idaho plunges to 31 degrees with rain mixing to snow after 11 P.M. Monday brings cooler conditions statewide. The Valley reaches only 52 degrees under partly sunny skies. Eastern Idaho tops out at 54 degrees with southwest winds roaring to 15 to 29 miles an hour — gusts could hit 44. Northern Idaho sees snow likely after 8 A.M., with highs near 40 degrees.

Tuesday stays cool behind the front, with highs in the low 40s and gusty winds continuing. Wednesday warms back into the mid 50s. Thursday and Friday bring mild 60s to the Valley, but northern mountains see persistent rain and snow chances. Winds remain elevated all week.

Don't forget to set those clocks forward tonight. You'll lose an hour of sleep but gain an hour of evening daylight.

See you this evening.

Good morning. Idaho. I'm Michael Nally.

Spring forward tonight. Clocks jump ahead one hour at 2 A.M., so you'll lose an hour of sleep. But here's your consolation prize: sunset doesn't arrive until 7:43 P.M. Tonight. We're gaining daylight fast now.

Step outside this morning and you'll feel 43 degrees. Mild for early March. But the real star today? The wind. A Wind Advisory blankets Northern Idaho through 9 P.M., with gusts punching to 50 miles an hour. Down in the Treasure Valley, expect gusts hitting 30 this afternoon. If you're driving anything tall or boxy, take it slow.

Temperatures climb fast. The Treasure Valley tops out at 66 degrees under sunny skies. Eastern Idaho reaches 56, though patchy fog lingers until 9 A.M. Northern Idaho hits 53, but rain likely moves in by afternoon — 70 percent chance — with less than a tenth of an inch expected.

Tonight, a cold front crashes the party. The Treasure Valley drops to 41 degrees. Eastern Idaho falls to 40 with gusty southwest winds continuing. Northern Idaho sees the biggest change — plunging to 31 degrees with a chance of rain and snow after 11 P.M. Monday brings the cooldown. The Treasure Valley reaches only 52 degrees. Eastern Idaho hits 54 but winds gust to 44 miles an hour. Northern Idaho struggles to 40 degrees with snow likely after 8 A.M. — accumulations under half an inch.

Here's your week ahead. Tuesday brings the coldest punch — low 40s with gusty winds. Wednesday warms back to the mid 50s. Thursday looks windy again with low 60s and a slight chance of rain. The pattern holds through the weekend — mild temperatures, breezy conditions, occasional showers favoring the north.

Enjoy that extra daylight tonight before you lose that hour of sleep.

See you this afternoon.

Good evening. Idaho. I'm Michael Nally.

Step outside today and you’ll feel that classic early March tease. Sunshine has temperatures pushing toward 54 degrees, almost feeling like spring. But don't get too comfortable. This weekend is a tale of two Idahos.

The Treasure Valley steals the show. You’re waking up to 40 degrees, but this afternoon you’ll hit a stunning 66 — that’s 24 degrees above normal. Clear skies stick around with just a whisper of east wind at 5 miles an hour. Sunday is a carbon copy. But Monday? Reality checks in. A cold front drops highs to 54. And northwest winds gust to 14 miles an hour. By Monday night, you’re back to 29. That's a 37-degree swing in 24 hours.

Eastern Idaho starts cooler at 36 degrees. Patchy fog creeps in after 10 PM tonight. Sunday afternoon warms to 56, but watch out. A Wind Advisory is in effect from 8 AM to 9 PM. Southwest gusts hit 32 miles an hour — strong enough to toss around patio furniture. Monday brings a sharp cooldown. Highs plummet to 42. And by Tuesday morning you wake up to 24. That’s a 32-degree drop from Sunday’s peak.

Northern Idaho is the outlier. You’re stuck at 45 degrees with mostly cloudy skies. Rain moves in by 5 AM Sunday, then turns to snow as temperatures crash. By Sunday night. Coeur d’Alene drops to 31 with rain and snow likely. Accumulations stay under half an inch, but slick roads are guaranteed. The real story? Snow is likely every single day through next Saturday. If you’re heading over Lookout Pass, pack chains. Winter isn’t done with you yet.

Looking ahead, the rollercoaster continues. Tuesday and Wednesday bring gusty winds statewide — up to 45 miles an hour in exposed areas. Eastern Idaho warms up Thursday to 57, but the Panhandle stays stuck in the 40s with daily snow chances.

Enjoy the sunshine today, but keep the snow brush handy. See you tomorrow.

Good morning. Idaho. I'm Aaron Jolly.

Step outside this morning and you’ll feel it—that damp, heavy air hanging over the state. Classic early March: gray skies, temperatures stuck in the 40s. And the kind of overcast that makes you wonder if the sun still exists. But here’s the twist—this isn’t your typical chilly weekend. Idaho is split right down the middle today.

Folks in the Treasure Valley, you’re the lucky ones. Highs climb to **54 degrees** this afternoon—that’s **25 degrees above normal** for early March—under partly sunny skies. Light north winds at **5 miles an hour** mean it’ll feel pleasant, almost balmy. Tonight dips to **39**, but Sunday? **65 degrees.** Yes, you read that right. Spring teases early here, with sunshine sticking around all day. Perfect for a bike ride or that first outdoor lunch of the season.

Head east toward Idaho Falls and you’ll want to hold onto your hat—literally. Winds howl out of the southwest at **14 miles an hour**, gusting to **23**, while temps struggle to **44 degrees** under mostly cloudy skies. Patchy fog rolls in tonight with lows near **35**, but don’t be fooled—those winds make it feel like **28 degrees** by mid-morning. Sunday brings a brief reprieve with highs near **55**, but gusts return to **31 miles an hour**. Farmers, take note: those gusts could kick up dust on freshly tilled fields.

Up north, it’s a different story. Rain moves in by late morning, sticking around until **4 P.M.** Highs hit **56**, but that’s before the bottom drops out. Temps plummet to **45** tonight, then **freeze** by Sunday morning as rain turns to snow. Yes, snow. By Monday. Coeur d’Alene and Sandpoint could see light accumulations, with highs barely scraping **42**. This isn’t just a cold snap; it’s a full-blown winter relapse.

Looking ahead, that Canadian cold front arrives Tuesday with **gusty winds** from **20 to 30 miles an hour** and a **25 degrees temperature drop**. But don't get too comfortable—by Thursday, temps rebound to the **upper 50s and 60s** in the south, while the north stays stuck in the **40s** with a rain-and-snow mix.

Spring officially arrives in **13 days**, but Idaho’s weather isn’t ready to commit. Pack layers, watch for sudden wind gusts. And if you’re heading north, toss the snow brush back in the car. This week’s a rollercoaster—hold on tight.

See you tomorrow.

See you this afternoon.

Good morning. Idaho. I'm Aaron Jolly.

Step outside right now and you're met with 33 degrees and a blanket of gray. Classic early March gloom. But here's the twist. High pressure is marching in to flip this gloomy start into something much better.

Down in the Treasure Valley, you're climbing to 51 degrees today. Those overcast skies break apart, letting sunshine take over. Northwest winds run 5 to 12 miles an hour — nothing dramatic. Tonight drops to 36 under partly cloudy skies.

Eastern Idaho hits 44 degrees, though temperatures ease back to 42 by afternoon. Northwest winds pick up, gusting to 20 miles an hour. Tonight's low lands at 26 degrees with partly cloudy conditions.

Northern Idaho starts foggy at 33 degrees this morning. You'll reach 45 today, but rain moves in after 1 P.M. With a 30 percent chance. Tonight brings likely rain with temperatures rising to 42 overnight. Saturday stays cloudy with a 50 percent chance of rain and a high near 53.

Saturday brings mostly cloudy skies statewide with highs in the low 50s. Sunday turns gorgeous. Sunny skies push the Treasure Valley to 65 degrees — the warmest day of the week. Eastern Idaho hits 54, while Northern Idaho sees rain likely with highs near 53.

Monday through Wednesday brings a pattern shift. A Canadian trough drops south, bringing gusty winds and cooler temperatures. Northern Idaho faces snow chances Monday and Tuesday with highs in the low 40s. The Treasure Valley stays mostly dry but breezy, with highs falling from the mid 50s Monday to upper 40s Tuesday. Wednesday warms back up with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s.

Spring equinox is just 14 days away. We're gaining nearly 3 minutes of daylight daily.

See you tomorrow.

For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast See you tomorrow.

Good afternoon. Idaho. I'm Aaron Jolly.

Winter's throwing one last tantrum before it leaves. We woke up to a trace of snow and 44 degrees under gray skies. But the real story today? Wind.

In the next 24 hours., A Wind Advisory stays in effect through 8 P.M. Across south central Idaho. Gusts could slam 50 miles an hour in the Upper Treasure Valley. Western Magic Valley. And Camas Prairie. If you're driving anything tall — RV, semi, horse trailer — white-knuckle it. Boise's already feeling northwest winds at 14 miles an hour with gusts near 30.

Rain's making a cameo too. The Treasure Valley sees a 30 percent chance between 2 P.M. and 4 P.M. — quick showers, nothing major. Eastern Idaho gets the messy stuff. Rain and snow mix from 2 P.M. Through 8 P.M., with an 82 percent chance around 2 P.M. Up in Coeur d'Alene, rain peaks at 45 percent this afternoon before fading.

Temperature-wise. Boise hits 50 degrees. Eastern Idaho struggles to 39. Northern Idaho reaches 48. Tonight, the bottom drops out. Boise falls to 31. Eastern Idaho crashes to 27 — feels like 20 around 7 A.M. Northern Idaho settles at 33.

Friday brings relief. Winds die down. Skies turn partly sunny. Boise and Northern Idaho both hit 50 degrees. Eastern Idaho climbs to 43.

For the weekend. Saturday warms to the mid-40s and 50s. Sunday? Even better. Boise hits 65 degrees. Eastern and Northern Idaho reach 54. Spring equinox is two weeks out. And we're gaining nearly three minutes of daylight each day.

But Monday flips the script. A cold front barrels in with gusty winds and mountain snow. Temperatures crash back to the 40s and 50s.

Secure anything loose outside before those winds crank up tonight.

For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves.

That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning. Idaho. I'm Aaron Jolly.

Eastern Idaho is getting hammered right now. Snow came down heavy overnight from Pocatello north to Rexburg. You're looking at 1 to 2 inches already on the ground. And it's not done yet. The morning commute is a mess, so slow down and give yourself extra time. That snow flips to rain this afternoon as temperatures climb to 39 degrees. The Centennial Mountains and Island Park? They're in for the real show — another 4 to 7 inches before this wraps up. A Winter Weather Advisory runs until 3 P.M. There.

In the next 24 hours. And the wind. The Magic Valley and South Hills are getting absolutely blasted with gusts to 55 miles an hour through this evening. That's the kind of wind that'll toss your trash cans into next week.

Treasure Valley catches a break today. A slight chance of mixed precipitation this morning, then partly sunny with a high near 49 degrees. Winds gust to 26 miles an hour this afternoon. Tonight, skies clear and temperatures drop to 30 degrees.

Northern Idaho sees patchy fog this morning with a chance of rain. Highs reach 48 degrees. Rain and snow chances linger tonight with a low of 33 degrees.

Friday brings calmer conditions statewide. Treasure Valley hits 50 degrees under partly sunny skies. Eastern Idaho clears out with a high of 42. Northern Idaho stays unsettled with rain chances hanging around.

The weekend looks fantastic. Temperatures climb into the mid-50s Saturday and could hit 64 degrees in the Treasure Valley by Sunday. That's about 25 degrees above normal for early March. Spring is knocking on the door — we're gaining nearly 3 minutes of daylight each day now.

If you're heading out this morning. The wind makes everything feel colder than it's.

For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves.

That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.