Weather Summary
A storm system is moving into our area, bringing scattered to widespread precipitation Monday night through Tuesday morning. Most precipitation will fall above 5,000 feet, with a couple of inches of snowfall accumulation expected. Snow levels will remain around 3,500-4,000 feet.
As the system moves southeast out of our area by Tuesday night, high pressure will build over the Pacific, bringing dry and cool conditions. This high-pressure system will dominate our weather through the week, with near-normal temperatures, calm winds, and dry weather expected.
Looking ahead to the long term, a surface inversion is likely to build later this week, resulting in stagnant air and possibly reduced air quality.
Your Boise Forecast
Tonight
Mostly Cloudy, 50% Chance Rain, Low 34, SE Wind 5 mph
Tuesday
Mostly Cloudy, 60% Chance Rain mostly in the morning then mostly cloudy, High 44, NW Wind 5 mph
Tuesday Night
Partly Cloudy, Low 28, NW Wind 5 mph
Wednesday
Mostly Sunny, High 42, Light Wind
Thanksgiving Day
Sunny, High 39
Friday
Sunny, High 38
Friday Night
Mostly Clear, Low 21
Saturday
Mostly Sunny, High 39
Saturday Night
Partly Cloudy, Low 22
Sunday
Mostly Sunny, High 39
Monday
Mostly Sunny, High 40
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