Rain has spread into Idaho from the same system that caused so much flooding in California. Boise and points east may see .30" to .60" while the East Central mountains around Sun Valley could get about .50" to 1.00" through Thursday morning.
Snow levels will remain between 5,500-6,200 ft as the system passes bringing higher elevations 2 to 5 inches of snow to Bogus Basin with a slight chance of heavier amounts than that at Bogus while there will be less at Tamarack and Brundage.
Areas from Sun Valley, Big Lost Highlands, Ketchum, Galena Summit are under a winter storm warning until 11am tomorrow. These areas can expect heavy snow accumulations between 4 to 9 inches. With higher elevations seeing 10 to 18 inches.
Hailey, Arco, Mackay, and Challis go under a winter weather advisory in effect til tomorrow at 11 am.
Avalanche Warnings are now in effect until 4 AM tomorrow in The Centennial Mountains in Island Park.
There is a chance for lingering showers in the valley on Wednesday morning followed by partial late-day clearing and temperatures a bit cooler in the mid-40s a blustery/chilly breeze.
There is a slight chance for some accumulating snow in the Treasure Valley on Friday. Stay connected right here or to my Facebook Page for updates!
