Boise is starting Monday near 41 degrees under clear skies, with clouds moving overhead during the afternoon. The unusually mild stretch is set to continue, with the warmest day arriving Wednesday for Veterans Day.
Clouds Arrive, But The Warmth Stays
Clouds will move overhead Monday, with light east-southeast winds and little chance of rain. Monday night, clouds decrease, with a low near 42 and a 10% chance of showers late in the evening.
Tuesday brings mostly sunny skies and a high near 65, followed by a chilly 40-degree night. Wednesday looks like the week’s warmest day, with mostly sunny skies and a high near 70, while the National Weather Service says temperatures could approach daily records across the region.
Rain Chances Return Friday Evening
Thursday stays mild and mostly sunny near 68, but the forecast starts to turn late Friday. Boise could reach 67 Friday, with dry conditions expected through the day before precipitation may arrive as early as Friday night, when the chance remains below 20%.
Saturday remains mild near 66, with precipitation chances below 20%, while Sunday looks wetter, with a high near 66 and rain chances around 40%. That is a notable shift from the earlier outlook covered by Hoodline, which framed the weekend as mostly sunny after a Friday-night rain chance.
No Alerts, Just A Jacket At Night
The current forecast lists no watches, warnings or advisories for Boise. For outdoor plans, the recipe is simple: light layers for the warm afternoons, a jacket after sunset and a rain shell handy by the weekend.
