Scattered snow showers continued across the region Monday with light accumulation across the Treasure Valley Monday evening.
Temperatures will dip into the teens overnight. Roads could be slick again Tuesday morning.
⚠️ Roads across the metro area are becoming snow covered & slippery. Slow down and use caution if traveling. #idwx #boise pic.twitter.com/N3OVfWd9ZU
— NWS Boise (@NWSBoise) December 28, 2021
We saw several inches of snow accumulate across the Treasure Valley Sunday night, leading to slick conditions for our Monday morning commute.
Road conditions will be slick at times through the next several days, even in the Treasure Valley, with the worst conditions in the central mountains and ALL roads heading south into southeast Oregon and Nevada.
Much colder air is moving into the northwest over the next few days, dropping valley temperatures to near 10 degrees in the morning and in the mid-20s for afternoon highs.
Tuesday will see just scattered snow showers across the region with no significant accumulation but we could see steadier snow move in to the Gem State Wednesday and Thursday.
The coldest weather of the year will arrive this weekend with morning lows into the single digits.
