Boise, ID – Boise residents should brace for a significant temperature rise on Monday, July 21st, with highs expected to reach a sizzling 91°F. The heat will intensify over the weekend, making Monday the hottest day of the coming week. This extreme weather could pose a risk to those unprepared for such summer heat.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday’s heat will kick off a streak of hot conditions lasting through much of the week. The mercury will soar near 91°F during the day, with nighttime lows in the low 60s. Light winds from the northwest, ranging between 5 to 9 mph, will bring a slight cooling effect but will hardly alleviate the high temperatures.
If you’re heading outdoors, it’s crucial to take precautions. Wear light, breathable clothing, stay hydrated, and avoid strenuous activities during peak heat hours, which will last from mid-morning to late afternoon. With Boise’s dry climate, the risk of heat-related illnesses is higher, especially for those with outdoor plans or vulnerable individuals.
As the week progresses, conditions will remain hot, with temperatures peaking at 94°F on Wednesday, July 24th, and not cooling off significantly until next weekend. There’s also a chance that Boise could see another spike in temperatures, potentially reaching close to 95°F by Saturday, July 26th.
Extended Five-Day Forecast:
- Monday, July 21st: High 91°F, Low 63°F
- Tuesday, July 22nd: High 89°F, Low 60°F
- Wednesday, July 23rd: High 94°F, Low 62°F
- Thursday, July 24th: High 97°F, Low 63°F
- Friday, July 25th: High 95°F, Low 63°F
As temperatures climb this week, remember to stay safe during extreme heat and monitor local advisories for updates.
