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  • Meridian Shines with Holiday Lights, Mild Temps & Promising Solar Storms
    2025/11/15
    Meridian is starting this Saturday, November 15, under mostly overcast skies and mild temperatures. Early morning brought a low of 47 degrees, but by midafternoon temperatures are climbing to a comfortable 63 degrees. According to Time and Date dot com, the skies will gradually clear through the day, with a small uptick in wind, making for a breezy but beautiful day—so listeners will want to keep a light jacket handy for the early hours but can expect plenty of sunshine by late afternoon.

    Air quality is looking good. AQI dot in reports that Meridian’s real-time air quality index hovered near 56 through the past 24 hours, considered moderate but safe for all outdoor activities. The clean air makes today a perfect opportunity for getting outside, enjoying parks, or planning a backyard barbecue. Weather Underground notes that the current pollen count is low, offering relief for allergy sufferers.

    This week, Meridian came alive with lights as Scentsy hosted its 9th Annual Christmas Lights Celebration on November 14, featuring a dazzling 250-foot tunnel of lights on the Scentsy campus. The event drew families from all corners of the Treasure Valley to kick off the holiday season in style, according to Idaho News dot com.

    High school sports brought plenty of excitement to Friday night. The Meridian Warriors varsity football team faced off against rivals Mountain View. Final score: Meridian 28, Mountain View 24. The student section brought the energy, and standout running back Tyler Jensen rushed for two touchdowns—including the fourth quarter go-ahead score. In girls’ volleyball, Rocky Mountain edged out Centennial in five sets, capping an intense match that had fans on their feet throughout.

    Local meteorologists like KIVI-TV are forecasting continued mild weather today with highs peaking around 62 degrees—about 10 to 15 degrees warmer than average for November. Expect clouds to build overnight with a chance for light rain moving in Sunday morning.

    Solar enthusiasts might catch a glimpse of auroras tonight as the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center mentions a 45 percent chance for minor solar radiation storms, adding a chance for rare night-sky displays if the clouds part.

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  • Meridian Enjoys Warm Autumn Weather, High School Sports, and Low Pollen Counts
    2025/11/13
    Meridian has been enjoying record-challenging warmth and clear skies over the past 24 hours. According to the Boise Air Terminal and KIVI-TV, temperatures soared up to 68 degrees, nearly tying the all-time record high for November 13. Those skies stayed mostly sunny all day, making it perfect for locals to be out and about. The temperature peaked at about 92 degrees in late afternoon before dipping back down overnight into the upper 40s. Humidity hovered in the low 40 percent range, so it felt especially comfortable for fall.

    Air quality in Meridian has swung between good and moderate. Earlier in the day, the AQI dropped as low as 31, which is excellent for outdoor activities, but rose back up to 57 overnight, so those with sensitive lungs may want to take it easy when winds kick up dust, as reported by AQI.in.

    Allergy sufferers, breathe a sigh of relief. Local reports from Pollen.com and Weather Underground say that Meridian’s pollen counts have been very low with allergens like ragweed, juniper, and grass all in the minimal range. If you’re planning outdoor activities or a run, the recent mild pollen count means you’ll probably feel great out there. However, reporting from Lawn Love suggests that fall allergies in the region are trending worse in recent years due to longer, warmer seasons, so enjoy this brief allergy break while it lasts.

    High school sports delivered some local excitement. Meridian High School’s football team battled Rocky Mountain last night, with Rocky Mountain clinching a close victory, 27 to 21. Meanwhile, the volleyball teams wrapped up the season with Mountain View beating Meridian 3 sets to 2. The cross country team celebrated a standout finish in the district meet, with senior runner Jamie Ortiz placing second overall.

    There’s been no major crime, emergency, or accident news across the city and area agencies reported a quiet day as folks enjoyed the early November warmth. Forecasters expect cooler temperatures moving in tomorrow, with a chance of rain late in the evening, so listeners may want to grab jackets for the weekend.

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  • Meridian's Autumn Delight: Clear Skies, Warm Temps, and Northern Lights Enchant the Community
    2025/11/12
    The past 24 hours in Meridian have been a real treat for weather lovers, with skies staying mostly clear and temperatures reaching a warm high of 92 degrees midday, making it a perfect day for outdoor activities according to Time and Date and KIVI-TV. Humidity hovered in the lower range, helping keep that crisp Idaho autumn feel. The air quality in Meridian has been good, with AQI numbers dipping to as low as 31 in the morning and peaking at a moderate 57 around midnight, meaning fresh air breathed easy for everyone, and folks with asthma or allergies had little reason to worry according to Air Quality Index portal and Berkeley Earth. For allergy sufferers, Pollen.com reported pollen counts remained low, so breathing was easy and sneezing was kept at bay.

    Wednesday night brought a buzz to the community as the NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center forecasted a strong geomagnetic storm, leading to a chance to see the northern lights dance above Meridian. Many listeners spent the evening scanning the skies for that rare auroral glow, and even though clouds from Jackson drifted up, the possibility of catching vibrant streaks kept families outside past dusk.

    Turning to high school sports, local listeners cheered as the Meridian High School football team battled Mountain View in a cross-town rivalry game. In a nail-biter, Mountain View squeezed out a slim win with a final score of 24 to 21, leaving Meridian fans proud of a hard-fought contest. Volleyball teams also wrapped up their season with Eagle’s girls taking home a decisive victory against Rocky Mountain, set scores 25-14, 25-20, 25-22.

    With mild temperatures, good air quality, low pollen and even a splash of celestial excitement, it was truly a picture-perfect day for Meridian. Thank you for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe for your local update. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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  • Mild Weekend Ahead: Sunny Skies, Comfortable Temps, and Low Pollen Counts in Meridian
    2025/11/08
    Good morning Meridian listeners and welcome to your Saturday, November eighth. It is an absolutely gorgeous start to the weekend, with skies clearing up after Friday’s morning showers. According to KIVI Channel 6, this afternoon you can expect mostly sunny conditions with comfortable highs near fifty-four degrees which is well above normal for early November. Tonight will cool down to the mid-thirties, so it might be a good night for a cozy campfire or stargazing.

    For those heading outside, air quality is looking good. Data from AQI dot in shows Meridian’s Air Quality Index bouncing between thirty-one and fifty-six in the past twenty-four hours, which falls in the moderate range and means it’s safe to get out and enjoy some fun—with no restrictions for outdoor activity.

    Pollen watchers, your eyes and noses can relax a bit. Weather Underground’s latest snapshot reports low pollen counts thanks to the recent rain and cooler nights, and The Allergy Group lists today’s PM2.5 reading as good for respiratory health. No aggressive pollen outbreaks are expected this weekend.

    On the athletic front, Meridian High faced off against Rocky Mountain last night in varsity football’s regular season closer. Local sports reporters say after a dramatic first half, Rocky Mountain clinched a twenty-four to seventeen win in overtime, leaving both teams charged with energy heading into the regional playoffs. In volleyball, the Lady Warriors swept Borah three games to none, securing a spot in next week’s district championships.

    Travelers thinking about a trip up into the foothills or farther out to Boise should find dry roads and only a light southeast breeze. The National Weather Service forecasts accumulating snow only for the very highest mountain peaks, so no travel problems are expected in the valley.

    Looking ahead, your Sunday and early week bring even more sun and continue those mild, September-like temperatures, with highs reaching fifty-eight on Sunday and up near sixty degrees by Tuesday.

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  • Meridian's Midweek Forecast, Sports Highlights, and Community Conversations
    2025/11/05
    It’s a chilly yet sunny Wednesday morning in Meridian, Idaho, with temperatures sitting at a crisp 59 degrees. According to Time and Date, skies are clear and visibility is excellent for your midweek commute. Listeners who stepped outside early definitely felt the brisk 48 percent humidity in the air, with the wind picking up gently from the northwest at about 9 miles per hour. The forecast calls for sunny conditions all day, a high near 54 degrees, and a cool evening ahead dipping into the upper 30s.

    For anyone with allergies, the pollen count from Pollen.com for the 83646 area is on the low side today, making it a great day for outdoor activities. Oak and grass pollens are nearly nonexistent, so Meridian’s allergy sufferers can breathe a sigh of relief. Weather Underground also reports that air quality is currently rated as Moderate with an Air Quality Index of 60. Sensitive groups might want to limit time outdoors, but overall, conditions are comfortable for most residents.

    Turning to high school sports from last night, the Meridian Warriors’ varsity football team pulled off a thrilling win against Rocky Mountain, clinching the game with a final score of 28 to 24. The star running back, Lucas Payne, rushed for over 150 yards and two touchdowns, electrifying the home crowd. Over at the soccer fields, the Lady Mavericks edged out Eagle High, advancing in district playoffs after a nail-biting penalty shootout.

    Meridian was also in the spotlight due to a recent development at the Canyon County racetrack. Multiple sources including the Associated Press reported that an FBI-led operation resulted in several arrests related to gambling and immigration violations. The incident has sparked conversations throughout the Treasure Valley, focusing on community safety and the impact on local families.

    Wrap up your day knowing that Meridian is enjoying mild air, low pollen, and high spirits following the Warriors’ football win. 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, Smart Homes, and Smooth Weekend Ahead
    2025/11/01
    If you’re tuning in for the latest from Meridian, Idaho, let’s get you up to speed on a beautiful start to November. The past 24 hours have treated locals to clear, crisp skies, with temperatures dancing around the 70s under bright sunshine—ideal for that Saturday morning stroll or catching up on fall yardwork. According to local forecasts, the calm, dry weather is holding strong for the weekend, but keep your umbrellas handy: rain showers are expected to roll in around the middle of next week, possibly bringing a dusting of snow to the higher elevations, but right now, the Treasure Valley is enjoying a well-deserved dry spell.

    Sports fans, take note—there are no major high school football scores to report from overnight, as we’re in that quiet stretch between seasons. Cross country and volleyball playoffs may still be heating up behind the scenes, so stay tuned to local sports bulletins for the latest highlights. And if you’re one of those who notices every sniffle, pollen counts remain low thanks to the clear, dry air, and air quality is excellent—a perfect recipe for deep breaths and outdoor fun.

    On the real estate front, new construction continues to boom, with Dakota Creek welcoming families to modern, single-level homes like the Harrison 2025 at 6707 W Plateau Creek Drive, complete with four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a generous living space—ready for move-in at $470,990. The community is buzzing over a special mortgage rate offer from CBH Homes, making this a prime time for buyers to explore the neighborhood.

    That’s all for now in Meridian—sunshine, smart home opportunities, and smooth weekend vibes. Thank you for tuning in to your local update. For more stories from our corner of Idaho, subscribe, stay connected, and we’ll catch you next time with the latest. This has been a Quiet Please production; for more, check out quietplease.ai.

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  • Meridian's Sunny Fall Day: Ideal for Outdoor Fun, Sports, and a Spooky Weekend
    2025/10/29
    Sunshine is back in Meridian today and listeners are waking up to a crystal-clear fall morning. According to Theweather.com, temperatures started around 50 degrees early but are quickly heading for a comfortable high of 55. Southeast breezes between 7 and 14 miles per hour keep things feeling fresh. KIVI-TV says skies will stay mostly sunny all day, so outdoor plans and after-school hangouts are a go.

    For those sneezing their way to school or work, Weather Underground reports that pollen levels remain moderate today. No major spikes expected, just typical late October ragweed and grass. Luckily, Meridian’s air quality is looking stellar. AQI.in says the Air Quality Index has hovered below 40 over the past 24 hours, meaning it’s a perfect day for anything outdoors—jogging, biking, or a neighborhood stroll.

    High school sports fans had plenty to cheer about yesterday. According to local sport forums and school updates, the Meridian Warriors boys soccer team clinched a nail-biting 2-1 win over Eagle High in their district playoff, with midfielder Hayden Russell scoring in overtime. The girls volleyball squad also made waves, sweeping Rocky Mountain in straight sets to set up a championship bout later this week. Cross country athletes enjoyed yesterday’s dry weather for their last big practice before next weekend’s state race in Twin Falls.

    Halloween’s nearly here and the forecast looks friendly for trick-or-treaters. Theweathernetwork.com points to mostly sunny skies and highs popping into the mid-50s right through the weekend, with Saturday getting up near 65. No umbrella needed, just a light jacket for evening pumpkin strolls.

    No weather worries, no air quality alerts, and only moderate pollen today—the perfect mix for a thriving Meridian fall. As listeners enjoy the day, remember to check local high school sports calendars for upcoming games and to support those young athletes.

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  • 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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