Pocatello, ID – Winter weather advisories are in effect across several Idaho regions as snow continues to fall, prompting caution among residents and commuters. Snow accumulations are forecast to range from 1 to 7 inches, with some areas reporting gusts up to 45 mph, creating slippery road conditions statewide.
According to the National Weather Service in Pocatello, advisories cover multiple regions, including the Raft River, Franklin/Eastern Oneida, and Lower Snake River Plain areas. In cities such as Inkom, Thatcher, and Pocatello, additional snowfall is expected until 2 PM MST. Meanwhile, areas within the Upper Snake River Plain and nearby mountainous regions face shorter advisories until 9 AM MST and extended alerts until 5 PM MST in the Bear River Range.
Local authorities advise residents to slow down, monitor conditions via 511.idaho.gov, and prepare for potential delays during morning commutes. Schools and businesses are urged to review schedules and prioritize safety. With winter conditions impacting travel and daily life, staying informed and cautious remains critical as the state endures this weather event.
