Weather

While we’ve been enjoying 80-degree days for the last week, many of us may have forgotten that it’s fall and winter is on the way.

Technically, there is a chance of snow this weekend as the temperatures plummet, but this year, the forecast is showing a possibility for our first real snowfall in late November.

Most park roads close within the month until spring. The North Entrance to Northeast Entrance route is your only winter option.

Forecasts are predicting an extremely strong El Niño during the 26/27 winter, which often means a dry season in the Pacific Northwest.

The extreme weather warnings are in place for Thursday and Friday, and precautions should be taken to ensure safety.

Tornadoes are rare here, but they have happened many times over the years. A reported tornado at the Utah/Idaho border on Sunday has some people questioning what actually happened.

This March has been unusually warm for this time of year in the Magic Valley.

In some areas, the snow is still falling and adding to the fresh powder. So, which resorts got the most snow?

The Western United States had one of its warmest Februarys on record, and these unseasonable temperatures look to continue well into March in states like Idaho.

Wind, rain, and snow are in the updated extended forecast for this week across Southern Idaho, but what does that mean?

Predicting the weather is like playing the lottery, those who participate make a guess and hope it’s right. It’s so unpredictable that we let a groundhog make a six week forecast every year, even though he’s almost always wrong.

If you ask the ‘legal team’ on internet social media groups and forums, you’ll get a variety of answers.