Weather

The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm watch alert and a Special Weather Statement for Southern Idaho on Wednesday, September 21st, 2022.

Late-summer storms are common in southern Idaho, and maybe residents will be treated to some thunder and lightning activity.

If you are able to get near water this weekend, it would be a wise move. Expect to see many Idahoans out on the Snake River boating, kayaking, paddle boarding, and finding other ways to stay wet.

If you were in Northern Idaho a few days ago you might have experienced a rare summer hailstorm, complete with a beautiful double rainbow.

If you live here, you’re not surprised by the ranking.

It's not just Idaho that's seeing unusual temperature increases this summer. San Antonio, Texas, just logged its hottest July ever, and it's been the second hottest month on record nationwide.

The Idaho Department of Agriculture is assisting farmers with state programs that offer ways to educate themselves on measures that can curb the crop destruction caused by these insects.

Two days later this week we’re expecting highs near 80 degrees.

It appears that time to gas up those lawnmowers and commence spring cleaning is just about upon us in southern Idaho. Enjoy the warmer approaching weather.

Those who live in Idaho know that among those 4 seasons recognized by science that there are an additional 8 seasons we experience each year.

Wednesday night, the Northern Hemisphere was treated to a unique showing of light which was seen as far as Southern Idaho, and we have pictures to prove it.

The Aurora Borealis is going to be out in full force tonight across the Northern Hemisphere, and that means you could see it in Idaho.