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IDAHO STATE FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BOISE ID
927 AM MDT TUE MAR 24 2026
AN UNSETTLED WEATHER PATTERN WILL IMPACT THE STATE THROUGH MID-WEEK AS A LOW-
PRESSURE SYSTEM BRINGS VALLEY RAIN AND MOUNTAIN SNOW. THE IDAHO PANHANDLE AND
NORTHERN IDAHO WILL SEE THE MOST SIGNIFICANT PRECIPITATION THROUGH WEDNESDAY,
WITH LOCALIZED BREEZY TO WINDY CONDITIONS. ACROSS SOUTHERN IDAHO, NEAR-RECORD
WARM TEMPERATURES IN THE 70S WILL PERSIST THROUGH WEDNESDAY BEFORE A COLD FRONT
BRINGS A SHARP COOLING TREND AND LOWERING SNOW LEVELS WEDNESDAY NIGHT. STRONG
WINDS UP TO 50 MPH AND VERY DRY CONDITIONS MAY CREATE ELEVATED FIRE DANGER NEAR
THE NEVADA BORDER THROUGH WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. HIGH PRESSURE RETURNS LATE
THURSDAY, BRINGING A RETURN TO DRY AND UNSEASONABLY WARM CONDITIONS FOR THE
ENTIRE STATE FRIDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. BY EARLY NEXT WEEK, THE RIDGE IS EXPECTED
TO BREAK DOWN, INTRODUCING A CHANCE FOR MOISTURE AND COOLER TEMPERATURES FROM
THE SOUTHWEST. RIVER LEVELS IN NORTHERN IDAHO MAY SEE A MID-WEEK RISE, THOUGH
NO MAJOR FLOODING IS CURRENTLY FORECAST. THE CPC OUTLOOK INDICATES A SHIFT
TOWARD COOLER AND WETTER CONDITIONS FOR THE START OF APRIL.
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