TODAY'S TREASURE VALLEY
IDAHO WEATHER FORECAST

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KODY WILSON

I am Kody Wilson, a native of the Treasure Valley and 2008 graduate of Vale High School. During High School, I had the opportunity to be mentored by Vin Crosby; widely regarded as the best meteorologist in Boise, Idaho, and someone I still collaborate with frequently.

I moved to Colorado shortly after, where I graduated in 2012 with my Bachelor of Science with an emphasis in Meteorology from the University of Northern Colorado. My passion and focus is on Microscale Meteorology and Severe Weather.

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October 12th, 2026

Still cool with lingering showers in Idaho.

Good mernin and happy Monday to my early risers, night owls, insomniacs, neurospicy besties, and other biologicals.

We’re still doing jacket weather today, but the warmer afternoons are getting ready to make a comeback.

Eastern Oregon starts cold, with frost and areas of fog in some valleys. Highs range from the mid 40s to lower 60s across the broader area, with colder northeast valleys. Most places stay dry with some sun breaks. If you run into fog, slow down and give yourself a little extra room.

The Treasure Valley reaches the lower 50s to lower 60s. Morning showers favor Boise eastward, while the western end has more clouds, fog and a better chance of staying dry.

The Magic Valley stays chilly, with highs in the upper 40s to around 50 and rain mainly during the morning. Keep the jacket and umbrella handy.

Idaho mountain valleys stay in the lower 40s to mid 50s higher up, with lower valleys in the lower to upper 50s. Rain showers and areas of fog continue, with snow or a wintry mix at higher elevations. Conditions vary quite a bit with elevation, so check the forecast for where you’re actually going. #Snur

Medium & long range forecast: Showers gradually wind down late Monday into Tuesday, although some may linger longer in south-central Idaho. Drier weather and warmer afternoons build around midweek, with the warming trend continuing toward the weekend. Cold mornings and pockets of valley fog will still be part of the deal.

Mainly 60s and 70s in the valley. I’ll keep you posted. Drama is in the details.

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