Weather

The largest and brightest supermoon of the year is set to rise this week, and here’s when you’ll need to look for it.

This weekend, and really, the foreseeable forecast, will not be the shorts and sandals kind of weather.

It's not just about waffles; it’s about survival. Waffle House has a storm plan that’s keeping communities fed during hurricanes.

As our climate gets wilder, more folks are looking up—literally. Rainwater collection is not just popular; it’s a lifeline for some gardens. But is it safe?

A Flash Flood Watch has been issued by the National Weather Service, warning residents across Southern Idaho of the possibility of dangerous rainfall from Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday.

Get ready, southern Idaho—next week could feel like stepping into an oven, with temperatures soaring to nearly 100 degrees. Time to make those heat plans!

Over 11,000 acres are ablaze in Southern Utah, but it’s the dramatic firenado stealing the spotlight—an awe-inspiring force of nature with a dangerous twist.

The Red Flag Warning begins at 3PM on Wednesday, July 9th and expires at midnight in the Twin Falls area and 9PM in the Pocatello and Idaho Falls areas.

Southern Idaho is about to experience a whirlwind of weather conditions before changing back to normal conditions.

For the first time in over eight months, the Magic Valley will experience temperatures over 90 degrees this weekend.

The most impressive thing about Mother's Day weekend may have been the lightning that stuck around for more than an hour on both Saturday and Sunday evening.

There is a downside to the end of winter and the arrival of warmer weather, a secret season hidden in the beauty of spring.