Boise, ID – A powerful Pacific storm system will bring widespread rain and wind to Boise beginning tonight, with snowfall possible later this week. The weather could significantly impact road conditions, prompting safety concerns for drivers.
According to the National Weather Service, rain will continue overnight into Sunday, with precipitation reaching a 90% chance. Highs will climb near 49 degrees Sunday, accompanied by southeast winds of up to 10 mph. By Sunday night, temperatures will drop into the mid-30s, with the possibility of light snow after 11 p.m. While minimal snow accumulation is expected, drivers should remain cautious on roadways.
Looking ahead, Monday is forecast to be mostly sunny with highs near 41 degrees, offering a brief respite from the rain. However, temperatures will cool further by midweek, with New Year’s Day bringing a 20% chance of snow and cloudy skies. Highs for the holiday are expected to reach 37 degrees, with lows dipping into the upper 20s.
Tuesday and Wednesday will remain partly cloudy, with temperatures fluctuating between the mid-20s at night and the mid-40s during the day. A 30% chance of snow returns Thursday night into Friday, creating potential challenges for post-holiday travelers.
Residents are encouraged to monitor weather updates and plan accordingly for potential delays. Motorists should prepare for slick roads, especially during nighttime hours when temperatures drop. Ensure vehicles are winter-ready and allow extra time for commutes.
For live updates on Boise’s evolving weather conditions, visit the National Weather Service website or tune in to local broadcasts.
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