Bri Eggers

BOISE, Idaho — More than three weeks after the official start of spring, Boiseans experienced what felt like the first day of the blossom season on Saturday. The City of Trees reached 60 degrees on Saturday, and snapped some weather records in the process. For the first time since Nov. 1, 2022 – or 157 days – Boise hit or surpassed the 60-degree mark. The 157-day stretch sets a new record for consecutive days below 60 degrees, topping the previous record of 153 days set in 1899.

IDAHO, USA — March 1st marks the beginning of meteorological spring, which means, meteorological winter, the months of December, January and February, is now in the books. Here's a little winter 2022-23 wrap from all across the country and also of course, right here in Idahome. Inevitably, winter is always a wild ride somewhere in the country, and where on the map winter weather is wreaking havoc can change from day to day. This season, in some regions, winter was really weird.

BOISE, Idaho — This past summer was hot in Boise, with the most 100°+ days ever recorded (27 days). September also saw sweltering weather, with a 129-day stretch of high temperatures, at least 70° or above in Boise — the second-longest stretch on record. But after a scorching hot summer, many have been questioning what to expect for this coming winter.