Boise, ID — Boise residents can expect a challenging midweek commute as rain, snow, and fog settle over the region through Thursday. Motorists traveling on I-84 should prepare for reduced visibility and slick conditions, especially during peak hours on Wednesday.
According to the National Weather Service, rain and snow will begin early Wednesday, with a 90% chance of precipitation lasting through the night. Snow accumulation could reach half an inch, particularly in higher elevations. Fog is expected to compound travel difficulties, reducing visibility across Boise and neighboring areas like Meridian and Nampa.
Thursday brings a slight chance of rain, mixing with snow in the early hours before clearing by midday. Temperatures will hover around the mid-40s during the day and dip to the low 30s at night, making icy patches likely on roadways.
By Friday, the weather will improve, with partly sunny skies and highs in the mid-40s. A warming trend this weekend will see temperatures rise into the 50s, providing relief after the midweek winter blast. Residents are encouraged to drive cautiously, especially on I-84, and stay updated with local weather alerts for the latest conditions.
