『Frosty Meridian Morning: Cool Temps, Dry Skies, and Winter Sports in Full Swing』のカバーアート

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

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 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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