The US National Weather Service in Boise, Idaho, reported that thunderstorms are ongoing over much of southeast Oregon, near the NV/ID border, and in the west-central Idaho mountains. Outflows from these thunderstorms are expected to be in the 40-50 mph range. There is a low chance that one of these outflows may travel up the Treasure Valley later this evening. Locations mentioned in the radar update include John Day, Baker City, Burns, Vale, Ontario, Nyssa, Homedale, Nampa, Boise, Mountain Home, Glenns Ferry, Gooding, Jerome, Twin Falls, and Burley. Stay informed and report any weather events as the weekend approaches.

Source: US National Weather Service Boise Idaho

Source Type: Weather

Source Location:

Nampa

3833 S Development Ave, # 3807, Boise, ID

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