Troy Lindquist News Today

If this winter has felt particularly gloomy, it’s not all in your head.

Compared with last year, Idaho’s mountains are playing catch-up on snowpack.

University of Idaho is resurrecting an event that consistently drew large crowds prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.

University of Idaho is resurrecting an event that consistently drew large crowds prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A grain outlook, weather patterns, hay crops and forestry will be part of a daylong seminar for farmers and others Dec. 19 at Lewis-Clark State College.

A grain outlook, weather patterns, hay crops and forestry will be part of a daylong seminar for farmers and others Dec. 19 at Lewis-Clark State College.

BOISE — Despite the rise of the El Niño weather phenomenon, much of Southwest Idaho’s rivers will likely reach normal or near-normal runoff this year.

Carryover impacts from strong 2023 could help irrigators, other water users facing El Nino conditions.

A strong El Niño is expected to last through the winter months.

BOISE — Despite the rise of the El Niño weather phenomenon, much of Southwest Idaho’s rivers will likely reach normal or near-normal runoff this year.