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Generally Hot, but a Weak Front Could Trigger a Few Thunderstorms

IDAHO, JUL 13 – Spring rainfall was the second-driest since 1931, causing a 75,300 acre-foot water shortfall for irrigation and raising wildfire risks in Idaho's agricultural regions, officials said.

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A hot summer forecast ahead, but a few thunderstorm chances could bring some relief from the heat.  Monday: mostly sunny with highs in the upper 80s and 90s. We do expect a few afternoon thunderstorms to pop up along the MT/ID state line and in the upper Snake River Plain as well as a storm or two in the Magic Valley. Unfortunately, it's dry enough that dry lighting and elevated fire danger from gusty winds could be an issue. Definitely worth ke…

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The Daily Gazette broke the news in on Saturday, July 12, 2025.
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