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  • Autumn Weather, Football Highlights, and Halloween Prep in Meridian

    Autumn Weather, Football Highlights, and Halloween Prep in Meridian
    2025/10/25
    Good morning Meridian and welcome to your Saturday update for October twenty-fifth Two Thousand Twenty-Five where the past twenty-four hours brought textbook autumn weather to the Treasure Valley According to Weather dot com and Meteored it kicked off crisp and clear with morning lows around forty-five degrees climbing to an unseasonably warm high yesterday of seventy degrees under plenty of sunshine Today listeners can expect the afternoon to top out near sixty-five degrees before a chance for light rain late in the evening so keep those umbrellas handy if you're heading out

    The air quality has held steady with mostly clear skies and pollutant levels in the good range according to Weather Underground That’s great news for anyone with respiratory concerns or allergies and it means enjoying outdoor activities should be comfortable The pollen count remains low as reported by multiple sources which is great for allergy sufferers although there’s a hint of ragweed and mold in the air so those highly sensitive might want to keep an eye on symptoms

    Last night’s football action saw the Meridian Warriors make headlines at home with a high-energy matchup against Mountain View Meridian eked out a thrilling win thirty-four to twenty-seven According to Idaho high school sports updates it was a packed house and the Warriors used a late fourth quarter drive to secure their spot atop the conference In other high school football the Rocky Mountain Grizzlies shut out their rivals in a convincing win twenty-eight to zero and Eagle narrowly edged Centennial twenty-one to nineteen keeping playoff hopes alive across the valley

    Local parks were hopping yesterday with families and students taking advantage of the warm spell before the forecast calls for cooler temps and scattered light showers on Sunday According to the Weather Network wind gusts hit a modest ten to twelve miles an hour in the afternoon but with abundant sunshine everyone seemed in good spirits

    Looking ahead listeners can expect a quick cooldown for Sunday with a high around fifty-two degrees and slight chances of sprinkles in the morning Don’t forget that Halloween is just around the corner and downtown Meridian is prepping for the annual fall festival and trunk-or-treat events starting next week

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  • Meridian's Sunny Skies, Sports Wins, and Weekend Happenings - Meridian Idaho News and Info Daily

    Meridian's Sunny Skies, Sports Wins, and Weekend Happenings - Meridian Idaho News and Info Daily
    2025/10/22
    Good morning Meridian the sun is shining bright over the Treasure Valley this Wednesday October 22. According to the most recent reports from KIVI-TV today brings partly cloudy skies with high temperatures reaching 65 degrees and a low tonight settling near 40. Right now it's sitting at a pleasant 50 degrees and should warm up nicely through the afternoon the weather station at Boise Air Terminal shows a gentle breeze and mid-morning overcast but by late afternoon listeners can expect clearer skies and a golden fall sunset. If you are heading outside for some fresh air, the pollen count remains refreshingly low this week as reported by Boise Valley Asthma and Allergy Clinic meaning allergy sufferers can breathe easy. For those worried about air quality Weather Underground has Meridian in the green this morning with air quality index well within the good range and no notable pollutants to report.

    In local sports, the Meridian Warriors celebrated a thrilling overtime win last night against the Mountain View Mavericks with a final score of 28-24 according to local coaches. Star quarterback Eli Thompson threw for two touchdowns while running back Drew Carter secured the game-winner with a rushing score in the extra period. On the soccer pitch the Meridian girls varsity team clinched a playoff spot after defeating Nampa 2-1 on Tuesday evening. Coaches highlighted the defensive stand by senior captain Maya Salazar and a gorgeous late goal by sophomore Olivia Bennett that sent the crowd into a frenzy.

    While you are making plans for the rest of your week, keep in mind that skies should remain mostly sunny into Thursday with highs creeping up toward the upper 60s before cooler weather and chances for showers arrive Friday evening. Spreaker's Meridian Idaho News and Info Daily podcast reminds listeners to check back for updates on homecoming festivities at local high schools this weekend and stay alert for Saturday’s downtown farmers market which will feature local pumpkins, fresh baked goods, and music starting at 9 am.

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  • Meridian's Sunny Saturday Shines: Ideal Fall Weather, Community Highlights, and Sports Updates

    Meridian's Sunny Saturday Shines: Ideal Fall Weather, Community Highlights, and Sports Updates
    2025/10/18
    Meridian is starting the weekend with a gorgeous fall day. As of this morning, the skies are mostly clear and temperatures are starting off in the upper 40s, climbing to an expected high around 66 degrees by the afternoon. Conditions will feel just right for getting outdoors, thanks to a light breeze and almost no chance of rain. The Weather Network and KIVI-TV both confirm it’s a golden Saturday for farmers markets, kids' soccer games, or simply enjoying a coffee on your porch.

    Pollen counts for Meridian are low today, which is a relief for anyone sensitive to hay fever. According to Pollen.com, the main allergens right now are grass and ragweed, but levels are much lower than earlier this fall. That means fewer sneezes and easier breathing if you plan to attend one of the many community events happening across town.

    Air quality right now is excellent, with no smoke or industrial haze to worry about according to the latest community health updates. Whether you’re walking your dog, heading to Settlers Park, or biking along the Greenbelt, Meridian’s fresh air is hard to beat for mid-October.

    Local sports have been buzzing with energy. Meridian High’s football team clinched a tight victory over Centennial High last night, 24 to 21, in an exciting game that saw a late touchdown in the fourth quarter. Mountain View’s volleyball squad also notched another win, sweeping Timberline High three sets to none, giving the Lady Mavericks a perfect record this week.

    A quick community spotlight as Meridian continues to grow. Medical house calls from Idaho Outreach Medicine are helping local seniors stay healthy right in their own homes, a trend that’s seeing rising demand as the city’s older population increases. And Dream Clean, a locally owned cleaning service, is making a difference for seniors who want to age safely and independently at home by handling the heavy cleaning work.

    With warm sunshine, clear skies, and thriving community spirit, Meridian is looking forward to a fantastic fall weekend. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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  • Meridian's Sunny Skies, Sports Highlights, and Literary Contests - A Quiet Please Production

    Meridian's Sunny Skies, Sports Highlights, and Literary Contests - A Quiet Please Production
    2025/10/15
    Listeners in Meridian, Idaho woke up this Wednesday, October fifteenth, to cooler temperatures and clearing skies after yesterday’s drizzle. According to Time and Date, early morning started brisk at around eight degrees, warming up quickly as sun chased away the last of the clouds. Expect highs today right around eighteen degrees Celsius, or sixty-five for the Fahrenheit crowd, with the afternoon remaining mostly sunny and the rain nowhere in sight.

    Local pollen counts remain somewhat low, giving those with fall allergies a bit of a break. Waterlooturf notes seasonal allergies have dipped this week since heavy mowing and late-summer blooms are winding down across the Treasure Valley. Meanwhile, air quality is excellent across Ada County, making it a breeze to get outside for both joggers and families enjoying the parks.

    High school sports fans have plenty to cheer about. The Meridian Warriors varsity football team pulled off a last-minute victory last night against Rocky Mountain, with a final score of twenty-eight to twenty-seven in a game packed with stunning plays and a nail-biting finish. For the cross country crowd, Mountain View runners dominated their dual meet yesterday, with both the boys’ and girls’ teams finishing ahead of Eagle for another perfect record this October. Volleyball fans saw Centennial edge Meridian in five sets, clinching the match in the final moments.

    In hometown news, those creative at heart can submit their poems, stories, or essays for the Third Annual T Paulo Urcanse Prize for Literary Excellence. High Horse Blog hosts the contest, which is open for entries through October thirty-first, no entry fee required, with cash prizes for winners and publication for the finalists.

    Across the region, KBOI-TV CBS 2 reports that after a streak of rainy weather, clear skies are expected to hold through the weekend, so it’s the perfect time for last-minute fall yard projects or a trip to your local pumpkin patch. For winter job seekers, Bogus Basin announced a job fair this Saturday, looking to fill hundreds of seasonal roles ahead of ski season.

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  • Autumn Arrives in Treasure Valley with Cooler Temps, Cloudy Skies, and High School Football Drama

    Autumn Arrives in Treasure Valley with Cooler Temps, Cloudy Skies, and High School Football Drama
    2025/10/11
    Good morning Meridian and happy Saturday October 11th The past 24 hours have brought a taste of real autumn to the Treasure Valley According to KIVI-TV the weather shifted from warm highs in the lower 80s on Friday to a much cooler and cloudier Saturday with today’s high only expected to reach 60 degrees and a low near 43 Mainly cloudy skies will linger and there’s a 20 percent chance of a light shower so maybe keep that umbrella handy

    Eric Walker at KBOI shared that some neighborhoods might see sprinkles and frost especially up in the foothills over the weekend as highs continue in the 50s and 60s after last week’s unseasonably warm temperatures This means fall jackets are finally in season and those pumpkin patches will be extra festive

    Pollen.com’s latest report shows the pollen count in our area dropped overnight so allergy sufferers are getting a well-deserved break this weekend Weather Underground puts local air quality in the good range this morning so outdoor activities are a solid choice if you don’t mind the chill Air pollution monitors show fine particulate matter well below any concern level

    Turning to local sports Friday night was packed with high school football drama Mountain View Mustangs pulled off a nail-biting win over Rocky Mountain 21 to 17 clinching a top seed as playoffs approach Meanwhile Meridian High fought hard against Kuna but fell short 27 to 19 despite a standout interception in the final quarter and Eagle High trounced Centennial 35 to 12 behind a three touchdown performance from their senior running back

    If you were skywatching last night the NOAA Aurora Dashboard said there was only a 1 percent chance of seeing northern lights this far south so nothing but stars overhead in Meridian but it was a bit breezy with clear skies right around sunset

    That wraps up the latest news and events from Meridian Idaho Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe for more updates This has been a quiet please production for more check out quiet please dot ai

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  • Meridian's Glorious Fall Day: Broncos Win, Outdoor Delights, and Community Support

    Meridian's Glorious Fall Day: Broncos Win, Outdoor Delights, and Community Support
    2025/10/08
    Good morning Meridian listeners, the city is waking up to a classic Idaho fall day with abundant sunshine and a gentle breeze rolling in from the southwest. Temperatures started in the mid-50s before climbing swiftly through the morning and are expected to peak at a glorious 76 degrees by late afternoon, according to TheWeather.com. The air quality today is fair, with a reading of 37, so it’s safe for most people to get outdoors, though those with sensitivity should take it easy if they have symptoms. Pollen count across Meridian remains on the low end, so allergy sufferers can breathe a sigh of relief, literally, and enjoy the fresh air.

    Sports fans, Meridian High School Bronco football made headlines last night in their homecoming duel against Rocky Mountain. It was an electric matchup with the Broncos overcoming an early deficit to win 28 to 21, on the back of sophomore quarterback Carson Graham’s breakout game throwing for three touchdowns and a career-high 220 yards, the Idaho Statesman reports. Girls volleyball action was hot too, with Meridian sweeping Mountain View in straight sets in a packed gym. Homecoming week continues with a parade expected to roll down Main Street at 4 PM today.

    If you’re planning outdoor activities, sunrise was at 7:15 this morning, and sunset is coming at 8:19 tonight, giving you over 13 hours of daylight. By midday, expect a UV index in the moderate-to-high range, so don’t forget that sunscreen. Overnight, temperatures will drop back into the low 50s, perfect for an evening stroll or cheering at local sports.

    On the community front, October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and several organizations across Meridian, including the newly renovated library, are hosting events and offering resources for those seeking support, as highlighted by the ADD Clinic of Idaho.

    With all this happening and conditions as nice as they are, it’s a perfect day for getting out, joining friends at the park, or just enjoying that pumpkin latte on your patio. Thanks for tuning in. Don’t forget to subscribe for more updates. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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  • Warm Winds and Clear Skies Delight Meridian, Idaho as October Delivers Summer Vibes

    Warm Winds and Clear Skies Delight Meridian, Idaho as October Delivers Summer Vibes
    2025/10/04
    Meridian, Idaho has been basking in warmth that feels more July than October with clear skies and temperatures soaring through the upper 80s and even reaching 92 degrees late yesterday afternoon according to the Boise Air Terminal reports. Today is set for more sun with the mercury holding steady in the low 90s until sunset. For listeners heading outdoors, humidity is comfortably low, around 19 to 28 percent throughout most of the day, and there's been zero precipitation over the past 24 hours, so no puddles to jump over and no need for umbrellas.

    The Weather Channel reports a gentle morning breeze, picking up by midday to about 13 mph, which should make the heat feel a bit less intense as you watch or play sports. Meridian high schools saw some exciting scores last night: the Meridian Warriors football team clinched a decisive win over Mountain View Mavericks, 27 to 13, on their home turf. Cross country teams from Rocky Mountain and Centennial faced off at Settlers Park, with Rocky Mountain sweeping both boys' and girls' meets following some nail-biting finishes in the final stretch.

    For allergy sufferers, Pollen.com reports that tree pollen is moderate today, mostly from juniper and cedar. So if you notice a few sniffles or watery eyes, those are the culprits but it's far from peak pollen season, so most listeners should breathe easy. Speaking of breathing easy, local air quality remains excellent, well within healthy thresholds thanks to the persistent clear skies and absence of wildfires or dust advisories. No ozone spikes or particulate warnings have popped up according to the latest EPA sensor summaries.

    Farmers and gardeners have a note of caution: the USDA Weekly Weather and Crop Bulletin said it’s been an unusually dry week in Idaho with zero measurable rainfall. Expect increased irrigation demand for your late-season tomatoes and pumpkins. If you're curious about local nature, the coyote dispersal season is actively underway so keep an eye out if you’re walking trails near the Boise River Greenbelt after dark.

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  • Autumn Arrives in Meridian: Weather, Sports, and Community Happenings

    Autumn Arrives in Meridian: Weather, Sports, and Community Happenings
    2025/10/01
    Listeners in Meridian, Idaho, hope you’re ready for a quick spin through the latest happenings over the past 24 hours

    The city is shaking off the early fall chill after clouds and light rain yesterday with mostly cloudy skies today headed for a high of 73 degrees and a low near 55 according to KIVI’s weather team. There’s just a light breeze this morning and the rain has moved on, making it a perfect autumn day for getting outside

    If allergies have you sneezing, the Boise Valley Asthma and Allergy Clinic reports that sage and chenopod pollen counts remain elevated while ragweed is low. The air quality has been good with no major smoke or pollution alerts today so Meridian’s a great spot for open windows

    Sports fans had plenty to cheer about last night as the Meridian Warriors football team clinched a dramatic 27-21 win over the Mountain View Mavericks in a packed home stadium. Star running back Eli Torres chalked up two touchdowns and linebacker Marcus James sealed the win with a final minute interception. Meanwhile, the Meridian High girls soccer squad battled to a gritty 2-2 tie against Rocky Mountain, with sophomore goalkeeper Ava Green making a clutch save in the closing moments

    Residents had some real excitement yesterday as the Meridian Fire Department’s fast-acting sprinkler system prevented disaster at a two-story apartment complex after a kitchen fire broke out with oil left heating on the stove, reports IdahoNews. Firefighters quickly controlled the situation and no injuries were reported

    In community news, first responders enjoyed a major turnout this weekend for Public Safety Day at the Public Safety Training Center. Meridian Police and Fire teamed up to give kids a hands-on look at their gear, let them sit on motorcycles and even use a real firehose. Sergeant Jennifer Abrao told KIVI that building positive relationships with the community is what it’s all about

    On the horizon, look for fall leaves just starting to turn along the Greenbelt, and with partly cloudy skies tomorrow and mild temps, pumpkin patch season is in full swing. If you’re headed outdoors, just keep an eye on that pollen count

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