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 Boise, Idaho
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🌞A ridge of high pressure will build over the West late this week into next week. This will bring unseasonably warm temperatures, with many locations expected to approach daily record highs.
A graphic showing above normal temperatures likely in the next 6-10 days for most of the US, with high temperatures in the low to mid 60s for most locations in southeast Oregon and southwest Idaho.

ALT A graphic showing above normal temperatures likely in the next 6-10 days for most of the US, with high temperatures in the low to mid 60s for most locations in southeast Oregon and southwest Idaho.

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🌥️🌧️Temp and precip probability (w/type) forecasts for the coming week: high pressure will continue drier conditions through Tuesday, before Pacific low pressure systems return rain and mountain snow chances Wednesday through the end of the week. #idwx #orwx
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😶‍🌫️Dense fog with visibility 1/4 mile or less has developed in the Western Magic Valley this morning. Low visibility could make driving conditions hazardous. If driving, slow down, use your headlights, and leave plenty of distance ahead of you.
Dense fog observed on Perrine Bridge in Twin Falls at 6:30am MST 11/1/2026.

ALT Dense fog observed on Perrine Bridge in Twin Falls at 6:30am MST 11/1/2026.

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🎃🌧️Radar Update: a band of showers, with a few embedded thunderstorms near the NV border, is moving into the Treasure Valley area. Scattered showers will continue over most areas this evening, before more widespread rain develops over southwest ID overnight through Sunday.
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🌧️Showers will increase this evening with isolated thunderstorms as a storm system moves into the area. Rain and high elevation snow will gradually taper off from west to east on Sunday as the system moves east.
Official NWS Rainfall Forecast Today through Sunday.

ALT Official NWS Rainfall Forecast Today through Sunday.

High end (1 in 10 chance) rainfall amounts today through Sunday.

ALT High end (1 in 10 chance) rainfall amounts today through Sunday.

Thunderstorm Outlook today.

ALT Thunderstorm Outlook today.

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A rainy Halloween evening on tap for many places.
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Halloween Weather Stats for Boise.
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🌧️☔️ There's one thing on this table everyone should notice: the peak in precipitation chances Halloween evening. There's some spread in exactly how much we get and potential for timing to shift by a few hours, but the vast majority of models are rainy. Watch that forecast!
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❄️🏔️🌧️ Valley rain and high mountain snow will return Friday, increasing in coverage late Saturday into Sunday. Snow levels will hover between 5500 to 6500 feet, with heavy accumulations on mountain summits.
Valley rain and high mountain snow will return Friday, increasing in coverage late Saturday into Sunday. Snow levels will hover between 5500 to 6500 feet, with heavy accumulations on mountain summits.

ALT Valley rain and high mountain snow will return Friday, increasing in coverage late Saturday into Sunday. Snow levels will hover between 5500 to 6500 feet, with heavy accumulations on mountain summits.

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⛈️We're seeing another round of showers and thunderstorms develop this afternoon. They'll be with us through sunset. Graupel is a possibility as is a coating of snow above 6,000 feet.
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Scattered showers and high mountain snow will return Tuesday. Snow levels will hover between 5000 to 6000 feet, with light accumulations from mountain showers. Temperatures will be around seasonable values.
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4:45pm MDT: Showers and isolated thunderstorms continue late this afternoon. Stronger showers are producing graupel and heavy downpours, including Caldwell area. Wind gusts to 25-35 mph are possible with activity. Snow level ~6000ft MSL.
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⛈️Radar update: Showers and thunderstorms have filled in across SE Oregon and SW Idaho this afternoon. Wind gusts up to 40 mph will accompany stronger showers and storms.
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A Pacific storm system will bring seasonable temperatures and the chance for precipitation Monday and Tuesday.
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A Pacific trough will bring active weather to eastern Oregon and southwest Idaho beginning Monday.
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🌫️Areas of fog have developed this morning, impacting highway 55 north of Banks Lowman Road. Localized visibilities of a quarter mile have been observed. Fog will begin to lift after sunrise... but in the meantime exercise extra caution if traveling.
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Check out some rainfall totals from Wednesday Night (10/22) through Friday (10/24) across eastern Oregon and southwest Idaho. How much did you see? weather.gov/wrh/TextProduct?…
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Temperatures will approach freezing across the Treasure and western Magic Valleys on Saturday morning. Patchy frost is possible. Emmett, Payette, and Boise have yet to hit their first freeze this fall, and are already past due.
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3:50 AM MDT: A cold front is moving through the region this morning, bringing gusty west/north winds and increasing showers once again. Windy, chilly, & showery conditions will persist into the afternoon. Image: Radar + Wind Gusts (mph)
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Friday will be windy and much colder in the wake of a strong cold front. Widespread rain and high mountain snow will continue through mid-day, before tapering off from west to east in the afternoon and evening.
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