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Crouch, Idaho Weather Forecast Discussion

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Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Boise ID 304 AM MDT Mon Sep 29 2025

.SHORT TERM...Today through Wednesday night...The leading edge of a broad upper trough will push a cold front through the region this afternoon/evening. Showers and thunderstorms will develop ahead of the front by early afternoon, with the threat continuing through late evening as the front tracks across SW Idaho. Wind gusts to 40 mph are possible from showers and storms with locally heavy rain amounts from stronger storms. The larger rain totals through tonight continue to line up over SW Idaho, generally east of a line from the ID/OR/NV triple point, through Idaho City and Warm Lake. Areas east of this line are looking at 0.25-0.50" totals in the Snake Plain with 0.50-1.0" amounts in the mountains. Otherwise 0.10-0.25" with local 0.50" amounts are expected across SE Oregon and the lower Snake Plain through tonight.

The trough axis remains offshore, keeping the region under southwest flow aloft through Wednesday. Mountains will hold onto a 30-60% chance of precipitation during this time while southeast Oregon and lower elevations of SW Idaho trend drier with probabilities in the 10-25% range. The atmosphere will hold enough instability to support thunderstorm potential on Tuesday, with cloudy and more stable conditions diminishing the threat on Wednesday. Precipitation amounts during this period will be lighter with less than 0.10" across lower elevations and up to 0.25" in the mtns. Temperatures step down 3-6 degrees each day with highs around normal on Wednesday (valleys low 70s, mtns upper 50s). Snow levels remain above 8kft MSL through Wednesday night.

.LONG TERM...Thursday through Monday...The unsettled pattern continues through Friday as the core of a Pacific low finally swings through the area. It moves quickly once making landfall, so only the short timeframe Thursday through Friday morning is affected. Thursday afternoon, higher elevations and s-central Idaho will see precipitation chances around 20 to 40%, correlated strongly with elevation. Right before the core of the low moves overhead, strong moisture flow Thursday evening and night is centered over the Magic Valley and s-central Idaho. While this will bring 0.1-0.2" of rainfall, the band of rain is narrow, and could easily shift in coming model runs. As the core of the low moves overhead Friday afternoon, precip chances drop drastically.

Skies remain cloudy behind the strong trough, and while another wave begins to develop for Sunday, unfavorable moisture flow among ensemble means hints at a low chance for further precip outside of virga and very light rainfall amounts in the mountains. This secondary wave will however stall and amplify directly over the region Monday, increasing chances of precipitation in the eastern portions of our area, but also continuing the cooling trend. Temps about 5 degrees below normal Thursday through Saturday drop slightly to 5-10 degrees below normal Sunday and Monday. Given model agreement on the amplification of the Sun/Mon low, it seems likely that temps could continue the downward trend after Monday.

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.AVIATION...VFR with isolated showers in SE OR. Rain band develops in SE-E OR Mon/15Z, that slowly moves eastward to KONO by Mon/20Z. Later, widespread showers and scattered thunderstorms develop across the area Mon/20Z thru Tue/08Z. Thunderstorms embedded in showers could produce locally heavy rainfall and gusty outflow winds to 35 kt. The main afternoon thunderstorm band moves eastward from KBNO at Mon/23Z to KBOI at Tue/03Z to KTWF at Tue/07Z before it moves out of our forecast area. Surface winds: E-SE 5-15 kts in the Snake Plain, elsewhere variable 10 kts or less. Winds aloft at 10kft MSL: S-SW 15- 25 kts.

KBOI...VFR with scattered high clouds overnight. Rain showers Monday afternoon through midnight, with a period of heavy rain, gusty winds, and thunder possible Mon/22Z thru Tue/06Z. Surface winds: SE 5-15 kts.

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.BOI WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... ID...None. OR...None.

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