rain

I happen to live in one of those dry places.

Late-summer storms are common in southern Idaho, and maybe residents will be treated to some thunder and lightning activity.

Dry periods are cyclical.

Moving to a new climate often can take a little bit to adapt to

The average daytime high for Twin Falls over the next seven days is going to be roughly 60-degrees.

We need snow this winter. We need a lot of snow this winter.

The “booms” and “cracks” woke me twice during the night.

On a happy note, the blast of cold air will eliminate a lot of allergens.

The bulk of the system will reach the Twin Falls area in the early morning hours on Thursday.

It’s pretty clear we’ve dealt with a very dry summer and fall doesn’t look wet anytime soon.

Dry years encourage fires but wet years can do the same.

People traveling or living in southern Idaho can expect to see several inches of snow this weekend as a warm front moves into the area. The National Weather Service in Boise has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for most of southwestern Idaho including the Magic Valley for Saturday

Going shopping?  Yesterday, I was looking for a parking space and started my turn and found a cart directly ahead of me.

AMERICAN FALLS, Idaho (AP) — Eastern Idaho farmers are hoping for a hot and dry spell after cold rain delayed much of their spring planting schedules.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) An abundance of snow and wet weather will slow the opening of campgrounds and forest roads as the Forest Service prepares for a busy camping season.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) The water outlook for much of Idaho is even better with more snow falling in February according to the latest government report.

CASTLEFORD, Idaho (KLIX) Water is running high in many Magic Valley creeks and streams as rain and melting snow flows into them.

UPDATE: Several roads in Twin Falls County have been shut down due to flooding.

(KLIX)- Tuesday trees, sheds, and anything not anchored down were thrown around by strong winds that blew through the Magic Valley. Heavy rain and wind gusts more than 50 miles an hour did its share of damage. The storm kept emergency crews busy for some time...

Tuesday will bring an 80% chance of rain and winds gusting upwards of 55 miles per hour. The National Weather Service in Boise has issued a High Wind Watch for Tuesday at noon through 8 pm.