McCammon

McCammon, ID · Weather
Idaho8.com
Red Flag Warning issued August 10 at 2:02AM MDT until August 10 at 9:00PM MDT by NWS Pocatello ID
* AFFECTED AREA…Fire Weather Zone 410 Upper Snake River. Valley/Idaho Falls BLM and Fire Weather Zone 425 Middle Snake. River Valley/Twin Falls BLM north of the Snake River. * WIND…West 15 to 25 mph with gusts up to 35 mph. * HUMIDITY…As low as 8 percent. *...
Idaho News 6
August cooldown arrives this week
KIFI Local News 8
Heat Advisory through Saturday with more wildfire smoke
Herald-Journal
Wildfire smoke deteriorating air quality in Preston area, much of East Idaho
Authorities are urging people to limit time spent outdoors in East Idaho because wildfire smoke continues to affect the region’s air quality, though conditions have shown some improvement since the weekend. On Monday the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality extended its air quality advisory for Bannock, Bingham, Caribou, Oneida...
East Idaho News
After record July heat, cooler weather finally arrives in eastern Idaho
IDAHO FALLS – After one of the hottest months on record for eastern Idaho, the National Weather Service in Pocatello says daytime highs will normalize this week. Meteorologist Erica Cropp tells EastIdahoNews.com temperatures will be in the upper 70s to low 80s through Wednesday. “Maybe starting to get into the mid 80s in some areas, lower elevations,” Cropp says. “Beginning Thursday, we’ll start to see temperatures warm up.” Cropp is forecasting peak daytime temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s between Friday and Sunday. Idaho Falls and Pocatello saw record temperatures last month. In thos...
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