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Idaho State Journal

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East Idaho gets first snow of the season as temps plunge across region

Winter has arrived in East Idaho’s high country. Mountain passes near the Idaho-Montana border got their first measurable snow of the season Sunday afternoon and more is on the way Sunday night and Monday morning, according to the National Weather Service. Raynolds Pass, Targhee Pass and the Henrys Lake area already have 1 to 2 inches of snow on the ground with sub-freezing temperatures thanks to the storm barreling through the region, the weather service said in a special weather statement Sunday evening. Another 1 to 3 inches in those areas is possible Sunday night and Monday morning, the weather service said. Temperatures dropped much faster than forecast models predicted over the weekend, according to the weather service. Dry northerly air coming over the Montana divide had been holding off precipitation moving up from the south, but radar showed light snow reaching the Henrys Lake area Sunday afternoon. The weather service is urging drivers to use caution in East Idaho’s highlands because of the snow, especially when driving over mountain passes. The mountain snow is part of a storm fueled by Tropical Cyclone Rachel that brought plunging temperatures and rain to East Idaho starting Saturday. There won’t be any relief

Eastern Idaho, ID · 25d

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Warming trend thanks to high pressure

We're clearing out the latest storm, with high pressure building through the Pacific northwest. We'll see dry conditions with a gradual warming trend. For Wednesday night, there will be some patchy fog. Otherwise, mostly clear with a low temperature around the lower 30's. On Thursday morning, we could see some...

Idaho Falls, ID · 23d
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KPVI Storm Tracker Alert

WIDESPREAD FREEZE is likely in the Snake River Plain late Tuesday Night into Wednesday Morning. The National Weather Service has issued a Freeze Warning from 3 to 9 a.m. on Wednesday.

Pocatello, ID · 24d
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Tracking freezing temps for the morning and temps hitting the 50’s today

Freeze warning in effect through 9am for most of the Snake River plain. Temps in the mid 20's. And clearing begins for us with some fog possible with mainly sunshine by this afternoon. Highs today above 50, to the mid 50's and around 56 in Idaho Falls. Still short of average temps for this time of the year, but we'll get there tomorrow with highs and sunshine into the 60's and closer to 70 by Friday and Saturday.

Idaho Falls, ID · 23d
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Freezing overnight lows with a chance of rain and snow for Tuesday

We’re still under the influence of low pressure through Monday night and Tuesday. We’re seeing overnight lows down to the lower 30’s and upper 20’s, prompting another round of Frost Advisories and Freeze Warnings. A weak ridge of high pressure builds back in later this week, taking our highs back to the 60’s.

Idaho Falls, ID · 25d

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Tracking chilly temps and isolated rain mixing with snow to start Tuesday

If you've been waiting for a little sunshine to make a comeback, hang in there! Today is another cool, damp, and downright dreary day across Eastern Idaho and Western Wyoming. We're running more than 10 degrees below average, with temperatures struggling to climb out of the upper 40s to around 50 degrees across the Snake River Plain. Our normal high this time of year is around 61 in Idaho Falls and 63 in Pocatello, so we're certainly feeling the difference!

Idaho Falls, ID · 24d

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Tracking chilly temps and isolated rain mixing with snow to start Tuesday

Idaho Falls, ID · 24d

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Tracking another round of rain and snow to start the week and cold conditions

A cold, unsettled stretch of weather continues across Eastern Idaho and Western Wyoming, with another surge of moisture moving through the I-15 corridor. A Frost Advisory remains in effect until 9 a.m. this morning, while a Flood Watch continues for areas vulnerable to rising water and runoff. With temperatures struggling to reach the 50s today, periods of rain, chilly conditions and reduced visibility will make for a damp start to the week.

Idaho Falls, ID · 25d

Idaho State Journal

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FLOOD WATCH DECLARED: Storm fueled by Tropical Cyclone Rachel could dump up to 3 inches of rain on East Idaho starting today

A storm loaded with tropical moisture is headed for East Idaho, with some areas expected to receive up to 3 inches of rain starting Saturday. That’s enough water that the National Weather Service has issued a flood watch from noon Saturday through Monday afternoon. The weather service said an upper-level low moving into the Pacific Northwest is teaming up with moisture from Tropical Cyclone Rachel to drive a prolonged stretch of cooler, wetter weather across East Idaho all weekend. The weather service previously said temperatures in East Idaho are expected to plunge, with overnight lows in the 30s and daytime highs in the 50s starting Saturday and continuing until Wednesday or Thursday. The cold and wet weather could also bring East Idaho’s higher elevations their first measurable snowfall of the season early next week. The weather service said it expects any snow accumulations to be light. But most of the precipitation is forecast to fall as 1 to 3 inches of rain across East Idaho. All that rain could send rivers, creeks and streams over their banks and flood low-lying areas, according to the weather service. The flood watch blankets all of East Idaho and some of south central Idaho,

Eastern Idaho, ID · 27d

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Flood watch remains active as multi-day storm brings heavy rain

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI)- A Flood Watch remains active across much of eastern Idaho tonight through Sunday as a multi-day storm system brings widespread rain to the region. Temperatures will take another 10 to 15-degree drop on Sunday, capping daytime highs in the upper 40s to upper 50s. The storm...

Idaho Falls, ID · 27d

Idaho State Journal

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Brrr-ace yourself: Coldest weather of the fall, possible first snow headed for East Idaho

East Idaho could soon experience its coldest weather of the fall season as well as its first snowfall. A low-pressure system, combined with the remnants of Hurricane Rachel, is forecast to bring a significant weather shift to the region starting this weekend. Temperatures throughout East Idaho are expected to plunge, with daytime highs in the 50s and nighttime lows in the 30s. The cold will arrive Saturday night and won’t leave until Wednesday or Thursday of next week, according to the National Weather Service. Those temperatures will be the coldest of the season so far in East Idaho, the weather service said. Significant rain could also arrive starting Saturday evening thanks to Hurricane Rachel, which is currently moving through the Pacific Ocean off the coast of the Baja California Peninsula. The rain could continue until next Wednesday or Thursday, and with temperatures dropping, it could change over to snow in East Idaho’s mountains early next week. While the colder temperatures are a sure thing, there is less certainty about the precipitation, the weather service said. If East Idaho does get its first measurable snow early next week, not much of the white stuff is expected to accumulate. The incoming cold

Eastern Idaho, ID · 29d

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Calm & breezy Friday before sloppy weekend weather

A change in the weather might stir up your weekend plans, as Hurricane Rachel prepares to make landfall in California this afternoon. While Eastern Idaho and Western Wyoming remain far from hurricane-like conditions, we will certainly begin to feel heavy rain and wintry mixes blowing in from the Southwest over the next few days. We

California · 28d

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Final day of 80s before major cooldown arrives this weekend

Get out and enjoy the heat today. We have a big fall cold front dropping temperatures across the Pacific Northwest. Friday will bring mid-to-upper 80s one more time just before a big system drops temperatures into the 60s and 50s. Just before the temperatures drop this weekend, wind is causing a red flag warning for the Owyhee mountain region and parts of southern Idaho. It is only expected to last Friday from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Idaho · 28d

KIFI Local News 8

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Tracking more warm temps with a drastic change including cold showers and mountain snow chances

Pocatello, ID · 10-06

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Tracking more unseasonable October temps with a major change coming

Monday brings sunshine with Idaho Falls near 82, Jackson is warm too, Pinedale a bit cooler. Light winds. Tuesday stays sunny and very warm, still about 20 degrees above average, great for outdoor plans but cool nights. Wednesday and Thursday look similar, upper 70s in Idaho Falls, still nice for hiking, golf, or sightseeing. Friday, sunshine near 80, still dry, like summer forgot to leave. Saturday, a change begins. Temperatures start sliding down toward the 70s. Still okay for outdoor stuff, but breezier. Sunday is the real transition. Much cooler, layers needed. Western Wyoming may see rain or even snow chances. Next Monday looks significantly colder, with Jackson dropping to snow showers and afternoons only in the 30s. Big contrast. So, enjoy the warm stretch while it lasts. October’s about to show its teeth.

Idaho Falls, ID · 10-05

Idaho News 6

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Eastern Idaho spud harvest underway as farmers grapple with drought, heat

As spud harvest gets underway in eastern Idaho, many farmers are expecting to have lower yields than last year.

Eastern Idaho, ID · 09-30

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More sunshine with high temperatures in the 70’s

High pressure and dry air will keep our region completely dry with minimal cloud cover through the workweek. Above-normal temperatures and dry conditions will extend through the first full week of October, thanks to the strong ridge of high pressure. For Wednesday night, we’ll keep it mostly clear. A low...

Idaho Falls, ID · 09-30