Idaho braces for hot, dry stretch as fire risk, water woes grow

IDAHO FALLS – Based on recent weather trends, the next 90 days are likely to have higher-than-normal temperatures and below-normal precipitation. That’s the latest data from the National Weather Service’s Climate Prediction Center. Jack Messick, a meteorologist at the agency’s Pocatello office, tells EastIdahoNews.com that the three-month outlook is determined by an evaluation of climate […]
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