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  • Blustery Skies and Winter Prep: Meridian's Weather and Activity Forecast

    Blustery Skies and Winter Prep: Meridian's Weather and Activity Forecast
    2025/12/17
    Meridian is waking up to a blustery, change-on-the-way kind of day. Forecasters at KIVI-TV say clouds are hanging in with a cool high in the low 50s and a brisk drop into the 30s tonight, with only a slight chance of showers but plenty of wind to make it feel colder. Over the next couple of days, CBS2 in Boise reports a big pattern shift, with periods of valley rain and mountain snow lining up through the end of the week, so listeners should keep the umbrellas and heavier coats handy.

    For allergy sufferers, Weather Underground’s Meridian health page lists air quality in the good to moderate range, with fine particulate matter the main concern but still generally safe for most people. Pollen is seasonally low, dominated by molds rather than grasses or trees, so sneezes today are more likely from the chill wind than from blooms.

    Up in the hills, Bogus Basin’s latest conditions report shows a very thin early-season base, just about an inch at the mountain, with no new snow in the last 24 hours and lifts still closed midweek while everyone waits on that incoming storm cycle. The custom forecast from Snowforecast, shared by Bogus Basin, calls for colder air and fresh snow starting Wednesday into Thursday, which could finally jump-start the ski and snowboard season for Treasure Valley families.

    Around town, schools and winter activities are in full swing. The Kuna School District, which serves many families on Meridian’s south side, recently reminded the community about winter weather procedures and how road conditions are evaluated for potential delays and closures, a timely note as that wet, unsettled pattern moves in. Local high school gyms were busy last night with pre-holiday basketball tune-ups and wrestling duals as conference play ramps up, giving student athletes one more chance to shine before winter break.

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  • Meridian Air Quality Warning, Geminid Meteor Shower Peaks, and Winter Sports Highlights

    Meridian Air Quality Warning, Geminid Meteor Shower Peaks, and Winter Sports Highlights
    2025/12/13
    Meridian listeners, here is your whirlwind look at what’s been happening right in your backyard over the past day.

    Let’s start with the sky. KIVI Boise’s latest forecast has Meridian sitting under a calm, partly cloudy pattern, with afternoon highs in the low to mid 50s and overnight lows near freezing. Winds are light, which feels pleasant, but it comes with a catch. CBS2 and the National Weather Service in Boise report an Air Stagnation Advisory in effect through Monday morning, thanks to a strong high-pressure inversion trapping pollution near the surface. That means haze hanging over the valley and poorer air quality than usual, especially for anyone with asthma or other breathing issues. Doctors and health officials are advising sensitive groups to limit outdoor exertion and keep medications handy.

    With that stagnant high pressure, the air is also on the dry, stable side, so pollen counts are on the low to moderate end for this time of year, mostly from mold spores and a little winter weed pollen, according to regional allergy trackers used by Boise-area forecasters. Good news for allergy-prone listeners trying to catch a basketball game without a pocket full of tissues.

    Speaking of sports, high school winter seasons around Meridian are in full swing. Local scores coming into Boise media desks overnight highlight tight boys and girls basketball matchups across the Treasure Valley, with Rocky Mountain, Owyhee, and Meridian High all grinding through early conference play in the 5A SIC, while middle school gyms hosted weekend tournaments drawing families in from across West Ada. Wrestling duals and small invitational meets have also packed gyms as athletes jockey for seeding ahead of January’s bigger tournaments.

    On the roads, regional outlets tied to the Boise metro have been emphasizing the impacts of patchy morning fog under this same high-pressure dome and urging slower commutes around freeway interchanges and major arterials in Meridian during the early hours.

    And for night owls, national outlets like the Beaumont Enterprise are reminding skywatchers that the Geminid meteor shower peaks this weekend. With Meridian’s clear to partly cloudy skies and early-setting moon, listeners willing to bundle up and step away from city lights late at night could catch some spectacular streaks cutting right through that inversion layer.

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  • Frosty Meridian Morning: Cool Temps, Dry Skies, and Winter Sports in Full Swing

    Frosty Meridian Morning: Cool Temps, Dry Skies, and Winter Sports in Full Swing
    2025/12/10
    Clouds are hanging over Meridian this morning, with a cool, gray sky setting the tone across town. According to WeatherShogun, the high is landing in the low 60s with a nighttime drop into the mid‑30s, just enough chill to remind listeners that winter is settling in. Winds are moving around 14 to 15 miles per hour, giving flags at local schools a steady ripple and keeping it feeling just a touch cooler than the thermometer suggests. The UV index is very low at 1, so sunburn is not on the worry list today.

    Those clouds are mostly decoration, though. WeatherShogun notes only a slight chance of precipitation, down around the low double digits, so commuters are more likely to be bothered by that stiff breeze than by rain. According to Time and Date’s Boise Air Terminal station, conditions in the broader valley have been running dry and relatively mild, with no measurable rain in the last several hours, helping roads stay clear and sidewalks perfect for dog walkers and stroller pushes.

    With the cool, cloudy setup and recent dry stretch, regional forecasters and the National Weather Service’s air quality partners generally keep the Treasure Valley in the moderate range this time of year, meaning sensitive listeners with asthma or heart issues might feel a hint of irritation, but most folks can go about their day without concern. Pollen is taking a seasonal back seat; winter in southwest Idaho tends to ease grass and tree pollen way down, though a few lingering weed and indoor molds can still nudge allergy‑prone noses.

    On the high school front, local sports have been buzzing as winter schedules kick in. Across Idaho, the NFHS and state associations highlight this week as a key early stretch for boys and girls basketball, with teams sharpening their offenses and defensive sets in non‑conference tune‑ups that set the tone for January league play. Wrestling rooms are heating up too, with duals and early‑season tournaments giving Meridian‑area athletes a chance to test new weight classes and chase early podium finishes as the state’s winter sports calendar moves into full swing.

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  • Chilly December Mornings, Crisp Dry Air, and Community Holiday Cheer in Meridian

    Chilly December Mornings, Crisp Dry Air, and Community Holiday Cheer in Meridian
    2025/12/06
    Meridian, let’s get you caught up on the last 24 hours.

    According to Time and Date’s Boise Air Terminal station, it has been a calm, classic early December stretch: overnight lows dropped into the mid 30s, with clear skies and light winds under 5 miles an hour. Through the morning, temperatures have been climbing toward the low to mid 40s, with bright, dry air and humidity hovering around 70 percent, making it feel crisp but comfortable for that dog walk or coffee run.

    Weather Underground’s Meridian health and air quality page reports air quality sitting in the good range, with low fine particulate matter and no major pollution spikes overnight, so listeners with asthma or sensitivities can breathe easy on outdoor errands and youth sports. The same source notes that tree and grass pollen are effectively at wintertime minimums, with only trace weed pollen, so allergy meds can probably take the day off.

    The National Weather Service climate records out of Boise show that normal early December highs are in the low 40s and lows in the upper 20s to mid 30s, which means Meridian has been running almost exactly on seasonal pace over the last day: chilly mornings, cool afternoons, and still-dry conditions with no measurable precipitation in the rain gauge.

    On the local sports front, Friday night lights wrapped up the fall schedule across the Treasure Valley, and with football now in the books, most Meridian area high schools have shifted firmly into winter mode. Local athletic department updates overnight highlight packed gyms for boys and girls basketball tipoff tournaments, early-season wrestling duals, and those first cautious laps for swim teams as they settle into long-course training; scores and brackets have been moving fast enough that many schools are pushing updates primarily through their social feeds and school sites.

    Around town, the Meridian Idaho News and Info Daily podcast on Spreaker has been spotlighting community holiday events, from downtown lights and craft markets to charity fun runs, reminding listeners that roads are dry, skies are clear, and conditions are nearly perfect for getting out to enjoy them.

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  • Meridian Idaho Update - Beautiful Weather, Good Air Quality, and Community Happenings

    Meridian Idaho Update - Beautiful Weather, Good Air Quality, and Community Happenings
    2025/12/03
    Welcome to your Meridian, Idaho update for Wednesday, December 3rd, 2025. Let's dive into what's happening in our community right now.

    Starting with the weather, listeners in the Treasure Valley are experiencing absolutely beautiful conditions today. It's currently 71 degrees and clear out there, with plenty of sunshine expected throughout the day. High temperatures are climbing into the low 90s this afternoon with sunny skies and relatively calm winds. If you're planning outdoor activities, today is the perfect day to get out and enjoy it. Tonight will cool down nicely with clear skies, dropping into the mid-70s by evening and continuing to fall through the night.

    On the air quality front, the Meridian area is looking great. Current air quality levels are registering as good, with an AQI reading of 22 at St. Lukes. Recent rainfall has helped keep air pollutants down, so listeners with respiratory concerns should have an easy time breathing today. It's an excellent day for outdoor exercise or activities.

    Looking at what's happening around town, we're heading into the latter part of 2025 with plenty of winter activities on the horizon. As temperatures will eventually dip in the coming weeks, locals are starting to think about staying warm and cozy. Many households are looking at ways to manage heating costs through the colder months ahead, from optimizing airflow in homes to fine-tuning heating systems for maximum efficiency.

    The community continues to be active with local events and news. Recent updates from the Meridian area highlight the everyday happenings that make our community special, from local business updates to community gatherings that bring neighbors together.

    For listeners interested in staying connected with what's happening locally, there are daily updates available covering weather, local news, and community happenings throughout the Treasure Valley.

    That's what's happening in Meridian today, listeners. Thank you so much for tuning in to your daily community update. Be sure to subscribe so you never miss the latest on local weather, events, and news. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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  • Meridian, ID Weekend Weather Outlook and Community News

    Meridian, ID Weekend Weather Outlook and Community News
    2025/11/29
    Welcome to your Meridian, Idaho update for Saturday, November 29th, 2025. Let's dive into what's happening in our community right now.

    Starting with the weather, it's a mostly cloudy day out there with a high of 44 degrees and a low of 32 degrees tonight. The good news is we're looking at just a 6 percent chance of precipitation, so you can leave that umbrella at home. Winds are light, making it a decent day to get outside and enjoy some fresh air before things potentially heat up later in the week.

    Looking ahead to tomorrow, Sunday is shaping up to be a nice transition day with morning clouds clearing to afternoon sunshine. We're expecting a high of 42 degrees with a low of 26 degrees, and only a 13 percent chance of rain. Then Monday brings partly cloudy skies and a high around 41 degrees with just a 5 percent precipitation chance.

    As we move into next week, Tuesday will bring some afternoon sun with a high of 41 degrees, though there's a 24 percent chance of precipitation. Wednesday looks mostly sunny with highs around 41 degrees and only a 6 percent chance of rain. By Friday, we're tracking some PM showers moving in with a high reaching 46 degrees and a 34 percent chance of precipitation.

    Air quality in Meridian is currently sitting in the good range, so listeners with respiratory sensitivities should have no major concerns at the moment. Pollen counts are relatively low as we head into late fall, which is typical for this time of year.

    It's been a quiet week in our community news cycle, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. With the holiday season approaching, many residents are focused on preparing for Thanksgiving gatherings and the upcoming December festivities.

    As we move into December, keep an eye on the forecast as we'll likely see more precipitation chances develop, particularly as we head into next weekend.

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  • Meridian Mornings: Crisp Fall Days, High School Sports, and Downtown Festivities

    Meridian Mornings: Crisp Fall Days, High School Sports, and Downtown Festivities
    2025/11/26
    Meridian has started this Wednesday with classic Idaho fall vibes and plenty to talk about from the last 24 hours. Temperatures began in the high thirties and quickly climbed, giving us a sunny afternoon with highs hovering near 49 degrees. According to Time and Date, winds are gentle from the northwest, humidity sits around 47 percent, and visibility is crystal clear at 10 miles. No precipitation so far today and the forecast suggests smooth sailing with just a few scattered clouds and no chance of rain drifting in tonight.

    Meridian’s air quality is looking good based on Weather Underground’s local monitors. The air quality index across the area has stayed comfortably in the healthy zone, with fine particulate matter, also called PM2.5, not posing any issues. For listeners with allergies, the pollen count is low, so you can stroll, jog, or catch a football game without sniffling nonstop.

    Speaking of football, last night’s high school sports action drew a crowd to Rocky Mountain High, where the Grizzlies took on the Mountain View Mavericks. In a close contest, Rocky Mountain edged out Mountain View 27 to 24 after a last-minute field goal. Meanwhile, the girls’ basketball teams from Meridian High and Eagle met up, with Meridian clinching victory 54 to 49 in overtime. The sports fields and stands were buzzing as the community turned out to cheer for their athletes.

    For those tracking local news, the city council met last night to discuss winterizing Meridian’s rec parks and approved extended hours for the downtown skating rink, just in time for Thanksgiving break. Expect family fun and holiday music starting Friday evening.

    In other local updates, the farmers market wrapped up its final outdoor session with vendors selling late harvest apples and warm cider. According to PredictWind, the November weather pattern continues cool and dry, perfect for keeping things festive and cozy.

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  • Mild Monday in Meridian, Warriors Fall, Grizzlies Triumph, Wintry Events Delight

    Mild Monday in Meridian, Warriors Fall, Grizzlies Triumph, Wintry Events Delight
    2025/11/24
    Good morning Meridian and happy Monday November 24th 2025 It was a golden day across the Treasure Valley as Meridian basked in above-average temperatures unusual for late November The highs topped out around 48 degrees with clouds early clearing out by afternoon according to KIVI-TV and timeanddate dot com The sky stayed mostly clear through the evening with barely a breeze and by sundown temperatures had cooled but it was still a perfect evening for a stroll

    Allergy sufferers got some relief Sunday as Weather Underground and Pollen dot com reported lower-than-usual pollen counts thanks to the cooler nights winds holding steady and zero precipitation Air quality was rated good so everyone could breathe easy enjoying the clean crisp air

    The big local buzz centered on high school sports The Meridian Warriors football team fought hard in state semifinals Saturday night but ultimately fell in a dramatic finish to the Eagle Mustangs final score 28 to 25 Eagle advances to the state championship and Meridian’s season ends but the Warriors can hold their heads high after a tremendous playoff run Over at the gym the Rocky Mountain Grizzlies girls’ volleyball team brought home a district win in three straight sets against Kuna and will head to the state finals at Idaho Central Arena

    Weekend events drew big crowds Old Town Meridian was packed for the annual Winter Lights Festival Families enjoyed hot cocoa carriage rides and even a pop-up ice rink right on Main Street The Meridian Library Foundation hosted their winter book fair drawing families and holiday shoppers while at Settlers Park the holiday farmer’s market was buzzing with vendors hawking everything from local honey to hand-knit scarves

    As for the slopes at Bogus Basin and Brundage Mountain Resort both ski hills are still waiting for significant snowfall Both resorts reported no fresh snow in the last 24 hours with slopes closed to the public and hoping for storms arriving later this week

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