Boise wakes Wednesday to clear skies and temperatures near 39 degrees, with plenty of sunshine expected by afternoon. The high should reach 59 degrees, with winds variable at less than 6 knots in the morning, then northwest at 5 to 10 knots in the afternoon. It is a quiet start to a warmer-than-usual stretch that will carry into the weekend.
Sunny Wednesday, Chilly Night
The National Weather Service in Boise expects partly cloudy skies Wednesday night, with temperatures dipping to around 39 degrees and only a light southeast breeze. No rain is expected in the Boise area, and there are no weather advisories posted for the region.
Thursday Brings More Clouds
Thursday will be a little cooler, with partly sunny skies and a high near 56 degrees. Scattered showers are possible farther north, where a light dusting of snow could develop at elevations above roughly 4,500 to 6,000 feet.
Weekend Temperatures Climb Into The 60s
Friday rebounds to about 59 degrees before Saturday reaches 64 and Sunday tops out near 66 under mostly sunny skies. Monday and Tuesday stay mild as well, with highs near 65 and 66 degrees and dry conditions continuing into early next week.
The forecast is noticeably calmer than Tuesday's outlook, which called for stronger winds across the Snake Plain. The main nuisance now may be patchy overnight fog in sheltered basins, so early-morning drivers should be ready for a few murky pockets even as afternoons turn bright and comfortable.
