IDAHO — Snow may be on the horizon for the Treasure Valley...
A cold and dry night is expected, with mostly clear skies and calm winds. However, fog and low clouds may develop in sheltered valleys by Tuesday morning, leading to warmer valley temperatures tonight and colder conditions Tuesday afternoon.
On Wednesday, a storm system is expected to bring light snow to everyone. Valley areas could see up to a 1/2 inch of snow, with locally higher amounts in the Lower Treasure Valley near Ontario and Weiser. Mountain regions can expect between 1 and 4 inches of snow.
The long-term forecast indicates a continued active weather pattern, with multiple systems bringing precipitation and changing conditions. Snow levels will rise to 6500-7000 feet by Friday afternoon, leading to all rain in the lower valleys and snow changing to rain in the central mountains below 6500 feet, this includes McCall.
Most computer models bring in an upper ridge over the Pacific coast early next week, which will likely lead to an eventual setup for an inversion. I will have more details on this as we get a bit closer.
Tonight: Mostly clear, with lows around 26.
Tuesday: Partly sunny, with highs near 38.
Wednesday: Snow likely with a half-inch possible. Highs near 38.
Thursday: A 30% chance of rain, with highs near 43.
Friday: Rain likely, with highs near 46.
Saturday: A 30% chance of rain, with highs near 43.
Sunday: A chance of rain and snow showers, with highs near 40.
Monday: A slight chance of rain and snow, with highs near 39.
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