A moist Pacific storm will bring valley rain and mountain snow Monday night with blustery wind later Tuesday. The valley could see a quarter to a half inch of rain by Tuesday morning in the Treasure Valley
The central mountains will see snow above 4500-5000 ft. McCall may only have an inch or two but the ski resorts will see 8"-12" by Tuesday night adding to the impressive March snowpack.
After this storm it will be blustery & colder on Wednesday with temperatures in the 40s and a gusty northwest wind. Thursday morning will be the coldest with morning with a low temp in the valley dropping into the upper 20s.
A warming trend will commence Thursday with temperatures quickly rising through the 50s and into the 60s by the weekend.