Idaho Daily Snow
By Coleen Haskell, Meteorologist Posted 7 years ago January 27, 2017
Upside Down
Summary
Temperatures are already inverted with respect to elevation and that’s going to be the main story for the weekend through early next week. Why is that? Because a ridge of high pressure in the upper levels of the atmosphere is warming up our higher slopes and ridges, while squashing the coldest air down into the valleys. This is also producing stratus and fog in the lowest elevations, so be careful on the drive up. Once you get above the clouds it will be warm and sunny.
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About Our Forecaster
Coleen Haskell
Meteorologist
Coleen has over 30 years of weather forecasting experience as a Meteorologist with the Air National Guard, the National Weather Service, and the Bureau of Land Management. She currently lives in Boise, Idaho and spends as much time as possible skiing (alpine and nordic), as well as biking and hiking.
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