Idaho Daily Snow
By Coleen Haskell, Meteorologist Posted 7 years ago January 18, 2017
Turn the Faucet Back On
Summary
Temperatures are on the rise already in advance of the next series of Pacific storms. That will dig us out of the deep freeze we’ve been in for the past several days. Gone are the bluebird days – at least for awhile. But heavy, wet snow will result across much of the state, with storm totals of 10 to 20 inches in the Central and Sawtooth Mountains, and 8 to 10 inches at Sun Valley through Thursday. More snow will arrive for the weekend and it should be nice and fluffy.
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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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