Skiers and Snowboarders rejoice! Moderate to heavy snowfall is expected in the mountains through Thursday. Find out the details right here.

The Kootenai-Cabinet region in Northwest Montana and North Idaho is under a Winter Storm Watch from Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday morning. The National Weather Service says heavy snow is possible with wind gusts as high as 40 miles per hour.

The lightning strikes were associated with an atmospheric river moving across the Northwestern U.S. on Monday.

Weekend storm brings 6-12 inches of mountain snow to Idaho while rain shadow effects limit valley precipitation. Fog expected tonight in valleys.

BOISE, Idaho — Idaho is experiencing one of its warmest early winters on record, creating unusual weather patterns that are disrupting ski operations, accelerating reservoir fill levels and raising concerns for spring water supply and potential flooding.

A band of snow in a wintry system is moving across Eastern Idaho today, with scattered snowfall in the valleys and heavy snowfall in the mountains. A push of Arctic air will also move westward across the Continental Divide on Saturday,

Winter Storm Watches are in place for parts of Washington, North Idaho and Montana. While Monday is set to be dry for Spokane, rain and snow are