50's for Thursday and 60's/70's for Friday and Saturday. Lows tonight reflect the influx on cold air from the westerly winds and it will be in the 20's with limited warming tomorrow, highs remaining the 40's. Highs for the valley in the mid 40's, mountains communities in the 33-37 range. Sun does make an appearance today, but with blowing dust in the region due to gusty sustained winds, it will seem hazy and will do little to warm things up. Combined with some wintry weather showers/snow that the front stirred up, a Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect for Salmon and mountain counties in western Wyoming through the midday. These advisories continue past sunset and warning remain in effect until evening at 6pm. The High Wind Warning, which most of east Idaho was under yesterday has expired, except for the lower valley areas along I-84 south of Rupert and Twin Falls and into western Wyoming, in and around Jackson Hole and Wilson. Snake River Plain will experience 25-35 mph winds with the potential for more gusts up to 50+ mph, falling under a Wind Advisory. Highs will be just below normal in the middle 40s on Wednesday and Thursday with a good deal of sunshine and some clouds.Cold air after the frontal boundary from yesterday will continue to make for windy conditions today.

Reinforcing cooler air will work through our area for the rest of next week. Temps will fall on Tuesday with clearing skies and breezy conditions, highs will top above normal in the upper 40s. Sadly, this might be one of our longer staying power cold fronts of the past 6 weeks. Rain will move in Monday night into early Tuesday morning with our next cold front. Our warmest day will come on Monday with sunshine early, and clouds increasing, and highs in the upper 60s. Sunday will be the nicer of the two weekend days, as we will enjoy mostly sunny skies, and highs in the middle 50s. Saturday will start off gray and breezy, with some clearing expected in the afternoon as winds relax, temps will climb to the upper 40s. Winds will remain high to quite gusty overnight, with wind gusts expected at times at 40-50+ mph overnight, but settling down towards morning. This should keep rain showers in our area through at least the midnight hour, with mainly cloudy skies expected overnight with lows in the upper 30s.

We will continue to see showers and storms moving to the east-northeast as the low lifts north this evening into the overnight hours. Tonight: Showers ending, quite windy, low 37.Check local power outages during the storm QUICK WEATHER FORECAST:

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