Boise, ID – Smoke from nearby wildfires is blanketing Boise, creating air quality issues expected to linger throughout the week. Roadways such as I-84 could experience visibility issues, with smoke and light winds contributing to potentially hazardous driving conditions. Monday’s forecast shows sunny skies with highs near 83°F, but air quality remains a concern. The National Weather Service (NWS) warns that smoke will persist until Tuesday morning, with possible clearing by Wednesday.
Those sensitive to air pollution, including children and the elderly, are advised to limit outdoor activities. Sunday night will remain mostly clear with light winds, but smoke could affect visibility through Monday morning. Temperatures will rise into the 80s by Tuesday, with the smoke gradually dissipating. By midweek, conditions improve, with mostly sunny skies and highs near 83°F expected on Wednesday. With smoke settling in low-lying areas, drivers should monitor conditions closely, especially when traveling on major highways.
