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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Generally hot, but a weak front could trigger a few thunderstorms
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…

Idaho drought conditions worsen fire risk, water shortage
BOISE, Idaho — Nearly record-low rain in the spring combined with extreme heat could put a strain on agriculture and worsen fire risk throughout Idaho, weather officials have warned. Most of the state is under drought after a particularly dry…
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