It's been a fantastic week of weather in the mountains above the inversion layer, but the valley is still affected by low clouds and patchy fog each morning. If there was snow on the ground, mornings would be much colder and there would be more fog in the Treasure Valley.
Our temperature inversion persists through the weekend and valley temperatures may stay cold even through the weekend until we can get a low pressure system to help clear it out. Temperatures will likely just hold near 40 in the valley with lows 25-30. The higher elevations will likely see a slight warming each day all the way through the weekend.
I am keeping an eye on a system that will approach Idaho early next week. When this sytem arrives late Monday night the inversion will break and valley temperatures will rise bring us some rain showers. However, wintry weather is probable in the mountains. As of now, it appears the disturbance will onlydrop 1-4" in the central mountains. However, another system looks to impact the west towards the end of next week.
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