Early Weather Update

Today’s Top Weather Story has the final part of this complex pattern changing storm. We continue to see some chilly, raw rainfall with the wind in the valleys, snow/sleet in the higher elevations, mainly above 6000 feet.

As the low departs later this evening, the winds will begin to crank, and the temps will drop. It is why most of the viewing area west of Twin Falls is under a Freeze Warning.

Heading out to the bus stop or work tomorrow morning will also be rough, sustained winds will allow wind chills to be in the TEENs to lower 20s, but with the gusts to up to 30 mpg, will make it FEEL like its ZERO to 10 above!

- Chief Meteorologist Bobby Klark