Idaho Daily Snow
By Coleen Haskell, Meteorologist Posted 7 years ago March 8, 2017
Warm with High Elevation Snow
Summary
Today will be the coldest day of the stretch with temperatures in the mid 30’s. A surge of Pacific moisture will begin to stream in tonight and drop about a foot of heavy snow above 6500 feet. By Thursday temperatures will be on the rise in a big way and continue to stay warm through the middle of next week. All the while, bringing several periods of significant snow to the highest elevations. Another storm is forecast for next Thursday and Friday, but the recent computer models have been doing such a poor job that confidence in the outlook period is low.
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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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