Arbon
Arbon, ID · Weather
buckrail.com
Recap of a wet August 2026 and a look-ahead to September
JACKSON, Wyo. – August was warmer than average and wetter than average for most of the region, with monthly rain totals of around 3 inches in Jackson and 3-6 inches across the higher elevations. September is expected to be fairly active as well with above-average precipitation and near-average temperatures favored.
ksl.com
Fast-moving storm causes massive downpour and flooding in Rexburg
REXBURG — Parts of Rexburg saw a huge downpour of rain Thursday evening that resulted in large puddles of water and flooding in some areas. The Rexburg Police Department posted a photo on Facebook showing some squad cars surrounded by water in the department's parking lot. A strong thunderstorm...
KIFI Local News 8
Tracking a chilly start today then storm moving in tonight and unsettled Labor Day weekend
East Idaho News
Fast-moving storm causes massive downpour and flooding in Rexburg
REXBURG — Parts of Rexburg saw a huge downpour of rain Thursday evening that resulted in large puddles of water and flooding in some areas. The Rexburg Police Department posted a photo on Facebook showing some squad cars surrounded by water in the department’s parking lot. A strong thunderstorm brought gusty winds and a deluge of rain around 7 p.m. Robert Patten, the web manager for EastIdahoNews.com, was helping a friend move when the clouds turned dark. He said the storm was “crazy” and large amounts of water quickly filled the streets. “A trash can just floated down the street,” he said as ...
KPVI Newschannel 6
KIFI Local News 8
Wind, Scattered Rain and Cooler Temperatures
KPVI Newschannel 6
East Idaho News
Eastern Idaho’s record heat gives way to storms, cooler temperatures
IDAHO FALLS – After several days of heat advisories, including record-breaking heat in parts of eastern Idaho, the National Weather Service in Pocatello is forecasting “a general cool-down” that begins Saturday and continues into next week. In a Friday Facebook post, the Pocatello bureau has a graphic that shows temperatures decreasing from the mid to upper 90s in most places to temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. This includes the Pocatello, Idaho Falls and Rexburg areas, as well as communities from Montpelier and Soda Springs to Driggs and Island Park. The decrease in temperatures comes wi...
Idaho State Journal
Fort Hall wildfire destroys 50 vehicles, structures and farm equipment before firefighters gain upper hand
FORT HALL — A fast-moving wildfire caused significant destruction to structures and vehicles Friday on the Fort Hall Reservation before firefighters were able to extinguish the flames. Authorities reported Friday evening that the blaze along Hawthorne Road had destroyed 50 vehicles, two mobile homes, two pole barns and as many as 20 pieces of farm equipment including tractors before firefighters gained the upper hand. There were no injuries and most of the destroyed vehicles were in a junk yard area, authorities said. Fort Hall firefighters responded to the fire around 2:30 p.m. and with help from several neighboring fire departments and the U.S. Wildland Fire Service they had the blaze under control by 7:30 p.m. The blaze began as a haystack fire that quickly spread into a grassy field and structures along Hawthorne Road between Cemetery and Edmo roads, fire officials said. Residents were temporarily evacuated as firefighters from the Pocatello, North Bannock, Chubbuck and Blackfoot fire departments rushed to the scene in an effort to help the Fort Hall Fire Department save homes and other structures in the fire’s path. Though the fire only scorched about 10 acres, the density of vehicles, farm equipment and structures in its path