Weather

Yes, you read that right. Yesterday, June 29th 2020 a decent amount of snow fell near Galena Summit in Blaine County. Mother Nature decided she didn't care that it is officially summer.

We are heading into the first full weekend of summer and it really does feel like a new season.

In true 2020 fashion, Mother Nature seems confused and the Blaine County Sheriff Department isn't amused.

Why does humidity make people sweat? Why does thunder come after lightning? What is a haboob? It's all here.

Weather is about as unpredictable these days as an Adam Sandler film.

Three years ago the Magic Valley had so much snow dumped on it that schools and businesses closed down and people were afraid to leave their houses.

Have that ice melt and car window scrapper nearby for Wednesday and Thursday in particular, as the break from Sunday's cold front will be short-lived.

Be careful Twin Falls. Death by icicle is very preventable.

Residents and visitors of Idaho Falls on Friday morning were treated to a rare sights a as a 'snow rainbow' appeared early in the morning.

With temperatures expected to warm through this weekend following a couple of days where Magic Valley lows dropped well into the teens, I thought I'd do some searching to see if this trend was predicted to carry through the Christmas holiday.

A little help for those of us who have recently moved to Boise from the sunshine.

A storm system being tracked, and approaching from the northwest, could bring snow accumulations of between four and eight inches.