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Hold Onto Your Hats, Boise: Snake Plain Winds Howl Before Sunny 60s
Boise is starting Tuesday with clear skies and a temperature near 41 degrees. The day should turn mostly cloudy, but temperatures will climb close to 60 before a warmer weekend arrives. Wind Picks Up Across The Snake Plain. For Boise, Tuesday’s forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and a high...
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Clear weather comes in after showers kick off November
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Rain returns Saturday, turning cooler and windy Sunday
Rain Returns Saturday, Turning Cooler and Windy Sunday. I expect a brief break in the wet weather to arrive Friday night into Saturday morning, but it won't last long. A stronger storm will bring widespread rain to Southwest Idaho late Saturday into Sunday, followed by cooler temperatures and gusty winds.
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Will it rain on Halloween in Boise? See when showers are slated to start
Will rain dampen Halloween festivities in the Boise area? A storm is slated to sweep through Treasure Valley, just in time for trick-or-treating. “ Valley rain and high mountain snow will return Friday, increasing in coverage late Saturday into Sunday,” the National Weather Service said in a Wednesday, Oct. 28 post on X. “Snow levels will hover between 5,500 to 6,500 feet, with heavy accumulations on mountain summits.” The weather service said drivers should “be prepared for winter driving conditions at high elevations” on Highway 21, and “slow down.” Here’s what Boise-area residents should know: Will Boise see rain on Halloween? Forecasters expect a “ peak in precipitation chances ” on Halloween evening as the storm moves into Boise, the National Weather Service office in Boise said in a Thursday, Oct. 29 post on X. According to the weather service’s current forecast, the City of Trees could see a quarter-inch to a half-inch of rainfall on Saturday, Oct. 31. “There’s some spread in exactly how much we get and potential for timing to shift by a few hours, but the vast majority of models are rainy,” meteorologists said on X. “Watch that forecast.” Boise has a 36.5% chance for a
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Pacific storm brings weekend rain
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — A few showers are possible across southwest Idaho Friday, with the better chances in the mountains and Magic Valley. A stronger Pacific system arrives Saturday. Rain could hold off in the Boise metro until around 7 PM, followed by several hours of steady precipitation Saturday night.
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Showers exit, cooler air settles, a colder change before weekend storm arrives
BOISE, Idaho - A cold front moving through Southwest Idaho will push today’s showers and isolated thunderstorms east of the region early this evening. Behind the front, cooler air settles in for Tuesday and Wednesday before another, potentially wetter storm system arrives to end the week. Showers Wind Down...
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How much rain did Boise get? When will storms return? See the forecast
A fall storm has lingered over Boise in recent days. As winds and light showers cooled the temperature from the 70s into the 60s, Boise collected more than half an inch of rain. Though the weekend is forecast to bring sunny skies, it won’t be long before storms cloud the skies again. Here’s how much rain fell in Boise and when the next storm will come: How much rain fell? According to National Service Weather records taken at Gowen Field, only trace amounts of rain were recorded on Wednesday. As light drizzling rain persisted throughout the day Thursday, NWS recorded 0.13 inches of rain. Over the course Friday, an additional 0.49 inches fell as the showers culminated, according to current observations from the air terminal . In total, Boise saw 0.62 inches of rain from the stormy weather. When will it rain again? After a rainy Friday, Boise can expect some drier fall weather over the weekend before storm clouds return. “ Another low pressure system will move in from the northwest coast early next week, returning rain and mountain snow chances Monday through midweek,” the National Weather Service said in the most recent state forecast discussion. “Thereafter, there is
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What will winter weather be like in Boise? See latest forecasts, El Niño impacts
After an unusually warm winter in 2025 winter, Boise-area residents are hoping to have better luck this year. Following light snowfall and a lackluster ski season, the Boise area experienced a series of heat waves and persistent drought conditions, sparking a number of devastating fires. Now forecasters are warning that a “behemoth” El Niño climate pattern will disrupt weather across the world. Can Boise residents expect cold, snowy weather this winter — or warm, dry conditions? Here’s what to know: Will Boise see wet or dry weather this winter? The Boise area is in for an unseasonably wet winter, according to forecasters. “ Precipitation and snowfall will be above normal,” the Old Farmer’s Almanac said in its 12-month long-range weather outlook. Expect the snowiest conditions “in late November, late December and early February,” the Old Farmer’s Almanac said. Can we expect warm or cold temperatures? “Winter will be warmer than normal, with the coldest periods in mid- to late December, early and late January, and early February,” the Almanac said. According to AccuWeather, high temperatures in December will range in the 30s and 40s while overnight lows break into the 20s. The coldest night of December is forecast to be