U.S. National Weather Service

Southern Idaho's first freeze approaching! Prepare for subfreezing temps. Protect your plants and outdoor plumbing from potential damage.

Twin Falls weather rollercoaster continues - from warm sunshine to potential rain-snow mix. Stay cautious and weather-ready!

If you're wondering when we can expect some scorching hot weather in the 90s or even triple digits, here's the scoop.

xpected thunderstorms this afternoon could pose a fire threat to areas south of the Snake River in Twin Falls and Cassia Counties.

Winter weather moved into southern Idaho a little more than a week from the beginning of spring.

Many parts of Idaho will see snowfall before Christmas Day on Saturday. Higher elevations could see more than a foot of snow while the lower valleys will see a mix of rain and snow before Christmas.

The U.S. National Weather Service in Idaho has issued a Red Flag Warning for the southwestern part of the state, including parts of the Magic Valley, while a Fire Weather Watch has been issued for the eastern part of the state.

The U.S. National Weather Service in has issued a Red Flag Warning for all of the southern portion of Idaho including most of Nevada, eastern Oregon and the western half of Utah.

Much of southwestern Idaho from the Magic Valley to the Oregon and Idaho boarder is under a Red Flag Warning.

Forecasters have issued a Red Flag Warning and Fire Watch for parts of the Magic Valley Friday. The U.S. National Weather Service in Pocatello says a Red Flag Warning will be in effect starting at 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. for anticipated breezy conditions and low humidity along the Snake River plain

A Red Flag Warning will be in effect this afternoon for parts of the Magic Valley and eastern Idaho as thunderstorms are expected to move through the area

The last day of spring will bring winds and cooler temperatures for much of southern Idaho.

People living in parts of Lincoln and Blaine counties will need to be aware of possible flooding this weekend. The U.S. National Weather Service in Pocatello has issued a Flood Watch for parts of the Magic Valley starting at noon and lasting until Sunday afternoon.

With about two weeks until spring more winter weather is expected to hit southern Idaho by Friday.