Snow

Idaho is chalk full of Holiday fun around the state. Even though some events, festivals and parades are on hold or changed this year. There is still plenty to do, especially if you don't mind a little car trip with your loved ones.

I love living in the Treasure Valley. I love it here because we get a taste of winter, but it's very rarely so snowy that you can't get around town. Yes, I've heard of "snowmageddon," but that was a freak event that I don't believe we will ever see again...

If you plan to be on area highways tonight, Wyoming webcams are showing that snow is making roadways slick.

I have never worked at a ski resort so I am not going to pretend to know, however some of these positions sound like a lot of fun if it IS your thing. They have 400 open positions to fill in the next month.

Everything has been canceled or changed due to covid-19, while I am sad that the event and activities have been canceled I am am a little relieved it is not for the reason everything else has been canceled this year.

Most likely even if we do get anther 'Snowmageddon' which is predicted this year, snow days will instead be virtual learning days.

This will be my first full winter here so I have yet to experience Bogus Basin in its full winter glory. I am beyond excited to try the slopes for the first time this year.

It's not enough to clean off a portion of your windshield. To avoid an expensive ticket in Idaho, you need to clean all of it.

We haven't seen much snow this winter in the Treasure Valley, but is there hope for a white Christmas? The forecast is showing that we have some hope!

This makes me pretty nervous for the winter months to come. Blowing snow has shut down I-15 in eastern Idaho. Here's where you need to be careful if you plan on traveling and what you need to know about the weather here in the Treasure Valley.