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Boise, ID – Residents of Boise and the surrounding areas should prepare for wet and windy weather starting Sunday and continuing into New Year’s Day. The National Weather Service predicts an active atmospheric river will bring heavy rain, gusty winds, and potential snow impacts.
According to the National Weather Service, rain began Sunday morning with temperatures peaking near 50°F. Wind gusts could reach 22 mph by the afternoon, creating hazardous driving conditions, especially on I-84. Motorists should allow extra travel time and avoid distractions.
Sunday night will remain wet with a 40% chance of additional rain before midnight, accompanied by strong winds of up to 23 mph. Conditions improve slightly Monday, with mostly sunny skies and highs near 42°F, though the calm may be brief.
Looking ahead, Tuesday remains clear and sunny, but New Year’s Day could see snow flurries as temperatures dip to 38°F. Snow accumulation isn’t expected to be significant but could disrupt travel, particularly during holiday plans.
By Wednesday night, rain and snow showers return with a 50% chance of precipitation and temperatures dropping near freezing. Idahoans should monitor updates and prepare for fluctuating weather throughout the week.
Key precautions include checking travel advisories, ensuring windshield wipers and headlights function properly, and securing outdoor items against high winds.
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