Boise, Idaho – A stretch of sunny spring weather in Boise will give way to a round of showers and cooler temperatures starting Friday and continuing through the weekend. Residents and travelers across Ada County should prepare for changing road conditions and outdoor disruptions as scattered rain showers move into the area.
According to the National Weather Service, Boise will see a 40 percent chance of showers Friday afternoon, rising to 50 percent on Saturday and Sunday. Highs will drop from the lower 70s Thursday to the mid-60s by Sunday. Winds remain light, but localized slick spots are possible on I-84 and city streets, especially during evening hours.
Showers are likely to impact outdoor events, travel plans, and local parks. Residents are advised to keep rain gear handy, check road conditions before heading out, and allow extra time for weekend commutes. School activities and farmers markets may face delays or rescheduling as rain chances climb.
This weekend rain pattern follows a mostly dry stretch in Boise but echoes typical April variability. Skies are expected to clear again by Monday, with sunny, warmer weather returning. More updates and advisories may be issued as the storm progresses through Sunday.
