A soaking rain for Idaho has tapered off leaving a quarter to a half inch in much of the Treasure Valley and 1"-2"+ in the central mountains. Lingering showers will come to and end as Monday evening progresses but the leftover moisture could even lead to some patchy overnight valley fog.
Small creeks and streams in central Idaho will continue to run high through Tuesday and mainstream rivers will see a crest around noon Tuesday. Flooding is not expected on mainstream rivers but those small creeks and streams could be running out of their banks into Tuesday.
On Tuesday we can expect a warming trend to begin as high pressure builds back into the northwest. It will be partly cloudy and comfortable temperatures around 81°.
Wednesday looks spectacular and is my pick day of the week with sunshine, light wind, and temperatures running around 85° in the valley.
It gets hotter, topping 90° on Thursday then temps soar into the mid-90s for Friday and Saturday . I expect sunshine but late-day clouds and isolated evening thunderstorms are possible especially Friday evening.
On Sunday temperatures will dip a bit as more cloud cover moves in along with a chance for a few showers or storms. Highs will dip back to the mid to upper-80s
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