Jeff Roper

High pressure will relax the hold it has on the region by late Saturday with 20-30mph coming in with a cold front. Light snow and slush expected overnight into early Sunday morning, with little accumulation for the valley. This will help us move the atmosphere around and chill our temperatures down to the seasonal average

Colder start to the week and dry

High pressure will slowly push us back to some warmer temps this week. But we start with freezing fog chances and overcast skies this morning with low clouds and

We'll lose the high pressure and clouds streaming to start the day with slight shower chances to the north and east of the valley region. More snow and rain can be expected for days to come and there may be some accumulation on into the weekend. Highs today in the 40's. Lows belwo freezing but

Snow showers start today and winds pick up 10-15 with waves of rain/snow for the central valley. Mountain snow may be heavy 6"-12" and valley accumulations through the weekend up to a few inches. Overcast and dreary with highs slightly warmer tomorrow, ending with some rain/snow mix for Idaho Falls. Today will be cooler than

Winter weather updates:Most of our Idaho highlands are under a Winter Storm Watch (blue area) through Sunday afternoon. We will see gusty winds to 35mph and snow to 6-12" for Island Park, Victor, Swan Valley, Ashton Driggs, Tetonia. Winter Storm Warning (pink areas) surrounding Jackson and adjacent to Star Valley will experience heavy snowfall of

Snow for today with highs hovering around 34. Winds will pick up into tonight with more rounds of snow. Slick conditions are making for road closures from Palisades to Jackson. Lows tonight remain at freezing temperatures and winds pick up to 30mph. Lingering showers for Tuesday and the we'll see clouds and highs with more

Snow continues this morning

You have chances at patchy freezing fog today and winds from the SW. Lows tonight in the 20's and 30's.

The chances for showers increases by this weekend and highs will be in the 30's and even colder on Christmas after the front. Jeff Roper