drought

With the superhero genre being so big these days, it is fair to ask if Idaho had superheroes, what would they be called and what would their powers be?

For the first time in several years, I have spring allergies.

But it’s difficult to complain.

We're going from one weather extreme to another.

A box of rocks would formulate a better argument.

What does all this mean?

Cold nights and cool days also ensure a steady melt versus a sudden runoff.

I happen to live in one of those dry places.

Nearly three-quarters of the state remains very dry.

As of this writing, the snowpack in Idaho is 108 percent above average for late January.

The panels are $2,000 each.

The band south of the Snake River is also shrinking.