Summary

Bluebird skies and light winds or on the menu for today to enjoy the recent snowfall that we received in the Boise and Sawtooth Ranges. Tamarack hit the 300” mark at the summit above Cascade Lake this season, and there’s just a ton of snow to go around, considering it’s April. There will be a very light snow event tomorrow night through sunrise Monday, just enough to keep things cool for another day or two before the temperatures punch into the warm territory with a ridge of high pressure extending well into Canada. The longer range forecast for next weekend features a very active and wet pattern but snow will be confined to the highest peaks. Whether it’s a backcountry yurt trip, pond skimming, or gaping, get out there and enjoy the events for this weekend as we wrap up an amazing snow year. This is certainly one for the record books that will be remembered for a long time to come. Along those lines, tomorrow will be the last Idaho Daily Snow for the season, with a transition to other mountain recreation.

Short Term Forecast