October 1st was a record-setter in Boise. It was the coolest afternoon on record, only reaching 52°, and the wettest on record with 0.47" recorded throughout the day. Twin Falls only hit 49°, which was the coolest day since April 21st.
Despite milder temperatures on Monday afternoon, highs are holding in the 60s which is below the normal of 72 degrees. More showers are on tap for tonight as a weaker disturbance races across the area.
Showers should mostly have come to an end in time for the Tuesday morning commute, however showers will linger in the Magic Valley and East Central mountains. A strong breeze develops during the afternoon, with gusts over 30mph possible from Mountain Home and east into the Magic Valley.
Spectacular fall weather is expected for the middle of the week with highs topping 70 and sunny skies. Temperatures trend warmer as a high pressure ridge builds in towards the weekend. By the weekend, high temperatures may approach 80° in the Treasure Valley!
It looks like picture-perfect weather for the Boise State home game this Saturday evening at 6 pm at Albertsons Stadium with a kickoff-temp of around 75 degrees!
