The US National Weather Service in Boise, Idaho, reports an unsettled weather pattern through the weekend with rain in the valleys and snow showers in the mountains. A warming trend is expected to start mid-week next week, with temperatures rising above normal. With the warmer temperatures, rivers are likely to begin rising due to the melting snowpack.

Snowfall totals for the period from 6:00 PM on Thursday, March 20, to 6:00 AM MDT on Sunday, March 23, are as follows at several ski resorts:

• Ski Resort – 12 inches

• Anthony Lakes – 6-8 inches

• Banner Summit – 6-8 inches

• Bogus Basin – 8-12 inches

• Brundage – 4-6 inches

• Magic Mountain – 6-8 inches

• Moores Creek – 12 inches

• Pomerelle – less than 1 inch

• Soldier Mountain – 0 inches

• Sun Valley – 6-8 inches

• Trinity Mountain – not reported

• John Day – 2-3 inches

• Sumpter – 1 inch

• Joseph – 1 inch

• Riggins – 0 inches

• Halfway – 3-4 inches

• McCall – 0 inches

• Council – 1-2 inches

• Cascade – 4-6 inches

• Stanley – 0 inches

• Idaho City – 1-2 inches

• Lowman – 1-2 inches

• Fairfield – 1-2 inches

• Hailey – 0 inches

• Burns – 0 inches

• Juntura – 0 inches

• Emmett – 0 inches

• Caldwell – 0 inches

• Boise – 0 inches

• Jordan Valley – less than 1 inch

• Ontario – 1 inch

• Grasmere – 0 inches

• Mountain Home – 0 inches

• Grand View – 0 inches

• Gooding – 0 inches

• Jerome – 0 inches

• Twin Falls – 0 inches

• Jackpot – not reported

The Boise area has not seen temperatures at or above 70°F since October 27 of the previous year.

The report was issued on March 20, 2025, at 6:33 PM MDT.

Source: US National Weather Service Boise Idaho

Source Type: Weather

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Caldwell

3833 S Development Ave, # 3807, Boise, ID

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