Leslie Lowe

Winds pick up as a dry cold front move through Saturday. This system will not have as strong of energy as the front on Tuesday, but fire danger will still

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Temperatures are warm through the middle of the week, with Wednesday expected to be the hottest day. Highs will be in the 80s and 90s. Winds stay light and breezy

Scattered showers, breezy winds and cooler than average temperatures will continue through much of Tuesday with highs in the low 70s.

National weather service has issued a heat advisory from noon to 9pm Thursday. Please pay close attention to all burn bans in place, stay hydrated and find a place to

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Hot and unstable conditions continue, with the threat of scattered thunderstorms and breezy on and off winds to wrap up the work week. And while our Red Flag warnings are

Smoke and haze from surrounding wildfires will continue to bring compromised air quality through the weekend, with air quality alerts in place until further notice.

A ridge of high pressure will drive daytime highs up to the mid-90s Thursday and Friday. Hotter areas, including the LC Valley, will top out around 100.

We are once again under a Red Flag Warning , which will be in effect Saturday for most and into Sunday for the Idaho Panhandle