Boise, ID – Thunderstorms could impact travel and outdoor plans Monday as a spring weather system rolls across southwestern Idaho. Forecasters expect showers to develop by midday in Boise, with storms likely through the afternoon and evening.
According to the National Weather Service, a 60% chance of rain and isolated thunderstorms will begin Monday afternoon, bringing gusty winds and possible lightning. Highs will reach around 66°F before south-southeast winds shift and calm overnight. Commuters along I-84 should expect slick conditions and reduced visibility during peak travel hours.
Monday night brings continued storm activity with a 40% chance of rain before midnight. Temperatures will dip to the mid-40s, and conditions should stabilize by early Tuesday. Partly sunny skies will return Tuesday with a mild high of 63°F.
Safety Tips:
- Delay outdoor travel during peak storm hours (2–8 p.m. Monday).
- Secure patio furniture or light spring gear before winds pick up.
- Avoid flooded roads and stay indoors during lightning.
Looking ahead, Wednesday and Thursday promise drier, warmer weather. Boise will reach highs in the upper 60s to low 70s under mostly sunny skies. Friday and Saturday continue the spring trend with sunny days and highs near 72°F.
With spring weather shifting quickly, residents are advised to monitor updates through the National Weather Service and local alerts. Stay weather-aware and plan accordingly for Monday’s storm potential.
