Almo
Almo, ID · Weather
KMVT
Rain and scattered thunderstorms return to the area by end of week
kmvt
Fire danger, smoke, and heat to kick off the week
Chief Meteorologist Avaionia Smith: August 10, 2026 — Happy Monday! The heat remains to kick off the week along with smoky skies. There is a Red Flag Warning in place now until 9pm Monday night due to gusty winds and low humidity. Wind gust could reach up to 35 mph in some areas. Highs continue in the mid 90s, but a much needed cool down arrives soon. Near average temperatures expected Wednesday then a front crosses dropping highs in the upper 70s and low 80s moving into Thursday. Rain will also follow that cold front Thursday through Saturday scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible.
Idaho News 6
August cooldown arrives this week
Idaho's Newschannel 7
Wildfire Roundup for Monday, Aug. 10
KIVI-TV
Heat Advisory continues as Treasure Valley approaches record-level heat Friday and Saturday
A Heat Advisory remains in effect for the Treasure Valley as temperatures climb to dangerous levels Friday and Saturday, with Friday shaping up to be the hottest day of the stretch. Wildfire smoke will continue to blanket the region through at least Sunday, and a slight chance of thunderstorms will develop along the Idaho-Nevada border late Saturday.
Idaho's Newschannel 7
Fire restrictions to begin Friday, August 6
Idaho8.com
Another wave of heat is arriving with wildfire smoke lingering
We are headed into a heatwave, with less smoke in out favor and more sunshine that will take temps to the 90s. Mid 90s for the valley and mid-to-upper 90s south and west and to near 100 in Boise. Mountain highs in the upper 80s at around 88 in Jackson and 85 in Island Park.
Idaho's Newschannel 7
Another few days of smoke and haze expected in Treasure Valley
Idaho State Journal
East Idaho's hottest July ever carries into a record-breaking and fiery start to August
The hottest temps ever. Bone-dry skies. Three lives lost. And now, wildfires exploding across the region. East Idaho just endured its hottest July on record — and forecasters and fire officials say the danger isn’t easing, as drought-parched land, punishing heat and multiple fast-growing wildfires collide heading into August. If July felt warmer than normal across East Idaho, it wasn’t your imagination. The National Weather Service reported this past month was the hottest July ever recorded in the region, with 100-degree days becoming almost routine after last summer never saw the mercury crack triple digits. And the heat isn’t pausing for August. The National Weather Service reports that multiple East Idaho cities set high temperature records to start off the month. Pocatello was East Idaho’s hottest city in July, according to weather service data released Saturday. The Gate City posted an average July temperature of 75.4 degrees, breaking the previous record of 75.2 degrees set in 2007 and 2021. Pocatello also endured five days of triple-digit heat last month. Idaho Falls logged its warmest July ever too, averaging 73.4 degrees and shattering the old record of 72.4 degrees set in 2007 and 2021. The mercury hit triple digits twice in