Good morning. Idaho. I'm Aaron Jolly.

You step outside right now and it feels downright springlike with that mild 51 degrees. But don't get comfortable. A strong cold front is barreling through Idaho today. And it's bringing a little bit of everything.

In the next 24 hours. The Treasure Valley sees the most drama. Thunderstorms fire up by late morning with gusts hitting 23 miles an hour. We're talking a quarter to half an inch of rain, followed by a brutal temperature crash. You'll drop from 54 degrees this afternoon down to 35 by morning. That's a 26 degrees-degree freefall.

Head north and it's just a solid soaker. Northern Idaho stays stuck in the 40s with steady rain through this evening. You could see up to half an inch up there.

Eastern Idaho starts quiet with partly sunny skies and highs near 54. But tonight the rain flips to snow. Valley accumulations stay light, but the Bear River Range gets hammered — 6 to 12 inches of snow above pass level. A Winter Weather Advisory kicks in at 11 P.M. Tonight.

Thursday turns blustery statewide. Northwest winds crank up, gusting to 50 miles an hour from Mountain Home eastward. A Wind Advisory is posted for the Upper Treasure Valley. Magic Valley. And Camas Prairie from 11 A.M. To 8 P.M. Thursday.

The weekend looks much nicer. High pressure builds in. Saturday warms to the mid-50s. Sunday? We could hit 64 degrees in Boise — that's about 26 degrees above normal for early March. Spring equinox is just 16 days away. And Sunday will feel like it.

Another cold front arrives early next week, but until then. Enjoy tonight's full moon between the rain showers.

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

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

Good evening. Idaho. I'm Aaron Jolly.

Right now? Fifty four degrees under crystal clear skies. Gorgeous. Soak that in on your evening walk. Because a cold front is loading up to our northwest like a freight train.

In the next 24 hours. An upper level trough is digging into the Pacific Northwest tonight, pulling moisture ahead of it. Northern Idaho feels it first. Rain develops overnight with temperatures settling near 43 degrees. Down in the Treasure Valley, you're looking at partly cloudy skies and a mild low of 44 degrees. Southeast winds around 9 miles an hour. Nothing dramatic. Over in eastern Idaho, the quietest corner tonight. Partly cloudy, low near 31 degrees. Grab a jacket if you're stargazing under that full moon.

Wednesday is where the story gets interesting. That cold front sweeps southeast across the state like a curtain closing on spring. The Treasure Valley sees showers and thunderstorms rolling in after 11 A.M. Highs touch 55 degrees, then nosedive to 45 by afternoon. Gusty south winds push to 21 miles an hour. Eastern Idaho stays dry longer. Rain doesn't arrive until after 5 P.M., with highs near 54 degrees.

Northern Idaho? Gets soaked all day. High of just 46 degrees.

Wednesday night, colder air floods in behind the front. Snow levels crash to four thousand feet. Eastern Idaho watches rain turn to snow with lows near 33 degrees. The Treasure Valley drops to 35 with lingering storms.

Looking ahead. Thursday turns blustery. We're talking westerly gusts hitting 50 miles an hour across the Snake Plain. That wind will rearrange your patio furniture. Friday brings clearing skies. Then high pressure builds through the weekend, pushing temperatures back into the sixties by Sunday. Classic Idaho spring rollercoaster.

Oh. And we're gaining nearly three minutes of daylight every single day now. That light at the end of the tunnel is getting brighter, folks.

I'll be tracking that front all night. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves.

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

Good morning. Maine. I'm DJ Huzz.

Spring is knocking on the door. Right now you're sitting at 37 degrees under clear skies, but the warmth is just getting started.

In the next 24 hours.,

A Pacific system is sliding in from California. That's what's bringing clouds this afternoon and a real taste of spring. Down in the Treasure Valley, you'll hit 59 degrees today. That's 26 degrees warmer than normal for late February. Soak in the sunshine while you've got it. Because rain rolls in around 5 P.M. It picks up overnight, heaviest around 11 P.M. Push east and you're starting at 31 degrees this morning. That wind makes it feel like 24 degrees early on, so Dress warmly for the dog walk. but by afternoon you'll reach 51 degrees under mostly sunny skies. Rain doesn't show up until after 4 A.M. Sunday.

Northern Idaho gets the best deal this weekend. Mostly sunny today with a high of 49 degrees. Tonight drops to 30 degrees under partly cloudy skies. Sunday stays dry with 52 degrees.

Here's your week ahead. Tuesday is the star of the show. Mid 60s possible in the Snake Basin. Almost spring-like. but don't pack away the winter coat just yet. A potent cold front barrels in Wednesday. Snow levels crash to 3500 feet by Thursday. Winter's making a comeback.

One more thing. We're gaining nearly 3 minutes of daylight today. Sunrise at 7:24 A.M., sunset at 6:33 P.M. Spring equinox is just 20 days out.

Today's your day to get outside. Tomorrow? Maybe a good day for indoor projects.

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

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

Stay safe, stay prepared. and enjoy the day.

Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the Idaho Weather Podcast — it's Thursday, February 26th.

Yesterday's drizzle washed the slate clean. Just a trace of rain, but enough to settle the dust and leave everything feeling fresh. Now the sun's taking over.

Step outside in Boise this morning and you're at 31 degrees under clear skies. By afternoon? You'll hit a gorgeous 53 degrees with barely a whisper of wind. Perfect day to skip the gym and walk at lunch instead.

Push north and the wind picks up. Northern Idaho wakes up at 30 degrees, but it'll feel like 24 around 7 A.M. thanks to that stiff south breeze. Gusts hit 26 miles an hour today as temperatures climb to 44 degrees. Your hair's getting styled whether you like it or not.

Eastern Idaho gets the windiest deal. Morning feels like 29 degrees — that's the kind of cold that makes you reconsider every life choice. Actual temps sit at 29 degrees. Southwest winds gust to 29 miles an hour, enough to make your jacket flap like a flag. Highs reach 45 degrees under brilliant sunshine.

Tonight stays partly cloudy everywhere. Lows settle into the upper 20s to low 30s.

Friday cranks up the warmth. Boise hits 57 degrees. The rest of the state climbs into the mid-40s to low 50s.

Here's your week ahead. Quiet weather holds through Friday. Saturday afternoon brings a weak system with a chance of rain showers that lingers into Sunday before clearing Monday. Temperatures climb into the upper 50s and low 60s by early next week — about 29 degrees to 29 degrees above normal for late February. We're gaining nearly 3 minutes of daylight each day now. Spring's three weeks out.

Enjoy the sunshine today. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the Idaho Weather Podcast — it's Wednesday, February 25th.

That drumming on your roof last night? Nearly half an inch of rain. Your commute probably felt like driving through a car wash.

Here's what happens next.

**Treasure Valley**, your rain wraps up by 10 A.M. after one last push around 4 A.M. You'll hit 53 degrees right around 2 P.M. Then the bottom drops out.. Plunging to 34 by 4 A.M. tomorrow. That's a 29 degrees crash in 14 hours. Winds flip from east to south around 6 A.M. Tonight clears out with lows near 30.

**Eastern Idaho**, you're in for a wild ride. Rain keeps coming from 5 A.M. through 4 P.M. Highs reach 50 around 2 P.M. But those southwest winds are the real story.. Screaming at 23 miles an hour with gusts hitting 50. A High Wind Watch covers the Snake River Plain and Magic Valley. The Winter Weather Advisory is up for the Bear River Range and Big Hole Mountains where snow piles up above 7000 feet. By 1 A.M., wind chills crash to 29 degrees.

**Northern Idaho**, you get mixed precipitation from 4 A.M. to 7 A.M. Bottoming out at 33 around 7 A.M., then climbing to 40 by 3 P.M. Winds shift southwest to south around 9 A.M.

The payoff comes Thursday and Friday. High pressure locks in sunshine and mid-50s. A weak system sneaks in shower chances Saturday and Sunday. Then early next week brings spring warmth.. Valleys pushing 60 degrees.

We're gaining nearly three minutes of daylight daily now. Sunrise at 7:29, sunset at 6:29.

If your basement's feeling damp after last night, now's the time to check it.

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

Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the Idaho Weather Podcast — it's Tuesday, February 24th.

Step outside and you'll feel it.. That damp, clingy air that means business. We're at 47 degrees with drizzle, but this is just the warm-up act. An atmospheric river is barreling into Idaho today. And it's packing serious moisture.

**Treasure Valley, you're in for a soaker.** Rain starts at 4 A.M. And doesn't quit until 4 A.M. Wednesday. That's 24 straight hours. The heaviest stuff hits around 5 A.M., right when you're stumbling to the coffee maker. We bottom out at 42 degrees early, then crawl to 49 by 4 P.M. Winds flip from southeast to west around 1 A.M., which should finally shove this system out. Wednesday brings relief — mostly sunny, 54 degrees, though a stray shower could sneak in before 11 A.M.

**Eastern Idaho, buckle up.** Winter weather advisories are up for the Big Hole Mountains, Bear River Range. And Sawtooths. Six to 12 inches of snow above 7,000 feet. Down in Idaho Falls and Pocatello? Rain-snow mix this morning, all rain by midday. Highs only hit 43, but it feels like 25 around 6 A.M. Thanks to south-southwest winds at 22 miles an hour, gusting to 39. Tonight those winds ramp up to 29, gusting near 40. Wednesday's even wilder — gusts to 47 miles an hour with rain and snow before clearing.

**Northern Idaho, winter's not done.** Snow likely before 10 A.M., especially around Lookout Pass and Fourth of July Pass. Three to 6 inches possible. Advisories up until 11 A.M. Highs struggle to 41. Tonight brings a rain-snow mix again.

**The week ahead?** We dry out Thursday and Friday, then flirt with 60 degrees by early next week. Yes, 60. That's 28 degrees above normal.

Umbrellas up, folks. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the Idaho Weather Podcast — it's Monday, February 23rd.

Right now, Idaho is living three separate weather lives. The Treasure Valley woke up to 51 degrees at midnight. Northern Idaho is already soaked from steady rain. And Eastern Idaho? A crisp 23 degrees with frost everywhere.

Let's start in the Treasure Valley. You'll hit 59 degrees by 2 P.M. Under mostly cloudy skies. That's 23 degrees warmer than normal for late February. Because rain moves in after 11 P.M. Tonight. By midnight, steady showers arrive. Tuesday brings another half to three-quarters of an inch, making for a soggy commute. Wednesday finally dries out, with sunshine returning Thursday and highs climbing back to 54.

Eastern Idaho, you're the cold spot today. Starting at 23, you'll only reach 46 by afternoon. But the real story is wind. Tonight, southwest gusts ramp up to 20 to 30 miles an hour. Higher elevations could see 40. Rain and snow mix in by early Tuesday, turning to all rain by mid-morning. Wednesday's the big wind event — gusts to 45 miles an hour across the Magic Valley and Snake River Plain. Strong enough to make driving tricky, especially for high-profile vehicles.

Northern Idaho, you're already in the thick of it. Rain falls through noon, then transitions to a rain-snow mix this afternoon. Lookout Pass is under a Winter Weather Advisory until 8 A.M. Tuesday. Expect 3 to 6 inches of wet snow with burst rates up to an inch per hour tonight. Plan on variable road conditions, especially after sunset. By Wednesday, the system weakens, but lingering moisture keeps a chance of light snow in the forecast through Friday.

Here's your week ahead. Tuesday stays wet statewide. Wednesday dries out, but Eastern Idaho's wind sticks around. Thursday and Friday bring sunshine, with highs climbing to the low 50s. The weekend could see a slight chance of showers creeping back in.

If you're heading over Lookout Pass tonight, chain up and expect delays. Wet roads Tuesday could mean a slick morning commute in the Treasure Valley.

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

Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the Idaho Weather Podcast — it's Sunday, February 22nd. And folks, Idaho is doing what Idaho does best: giving us three different weather stories at once.

Down in the Treasure Valley, you're waking up to 35 degrees. By 2 P.M., you'll hit 59 — that's 19 degrees warmer than normal for late February. Sunshine all day, winds gusting to 24 miles an hour out of the southeast. Feels like spring showed up early. Tonight stays mild at 37.

Drive east toward Idaho Falls and it's a different world. You're starting at 19 degrees, feeling like 19 degrees with the wind. Highs only reach 43 under sunny skies, but that chill hangs around. Tonight drops to 23 with light breezes.

Up in Northern Idaho, Coeur d'Alene starts at 30, then rain moves in by 2 P.M. And sticks around until 19 degrees. Highs reach 49. And tonight that rain turns to drizzle with lows near 39. Mountain passes could get slick by morning.

Monday night kicks off a subtropical moisture surge — heavy rain for valleys, snow above 6,000 feet. Tuesday brings rain to the Treasure Valley with highs near 50, while Eastern Idaho could see a rain-snow mix. Northern Idaho stays wet through Wednesday, with snow levels dropping to 4,000 feet by midweek. Thursday clears out, but winds ramp up — gusts to 40 miles an hour possible in higher terrain. By Friday, we're back to sunny skies and mid-50s.

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Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly, and welcome to the Idaho Weather Podcast. It's Saturday, February 17th.

Folks, step outside right now and the air bites back. The Treasure Valley sits at 27 degrees. Drive east toward Idaho Falls and you're feeling 13. Northern Idaho splits the difference at 24. Light winds, just 6 miles an hour, so at least the cold is polite about it.

Here's the deal. Sunrise hit at 6:32 this morning, and sunset lands just before 5:20 tonight. That's nearly three extra minutes of daylight. Small victory, but in February? We take every one.

Air quality is moderate today. If your lungs are sensitive, you'll want to keep things easy outside.

Now tonight is where it gets serious. Clear skies let all that heat escape like somebody left the front door open. Treasure Valley drops to around 15 degrees. Northern Idaho settles near 12. But Eastern Idaho? Minus 5 below zero. That's the kind of cold where your truck protests before you do.

Sunday brings more sunshine, but don't let it fool you. Highs barely scratch the upper 20s in the Treasure Valley. Mid 20s up north. Low 20s out east. Beautiful to look at through a window. Brutal to stand in.

Here's your heads up for the week ahead. Dry, cold, and quiet. Classic Idaho winter. Highs nudge into the 30s by midweek, which honestly will feel like a heat wave compared to tomorrow morning. No storms lurking. Just crisp air, bright skies, and that sharp contrast between sun warmed afternoons and icy nights. Perfect weather for Sunday River. Wait, wrong state. Perfect weather for hitting the slopes at Bogus Basin or Brundage if you ask me.

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Bundle up out there. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. Stay safe, folks!