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  • Late-Summer Bliss in Meridian: A Weather and Sports Roundup

    Late-Summer Bliss in Meridian: A Weather and Sports Roundup
    2025/09/17
    Good morning, Meridian listeners Wake up to another beautiful late-summer day across the Treasure Valley, with clear blue skies and plenty of sunshine lighting up your Wednesday According to KBOI’s chief meteorologist Roland Steadham, today’s highs will reach the low to mid 80s, running about five degrees above normal for this time of year You’ll want your sunglasses for the afternoon, but keep a jacket handy for those early hours—temperatures dipped into the high 40s just before sunrise

    For those curious about the air quality, AQIin dot com reports that levels have hovered in the moderate range, peaking at 84 just after 9 AM today Sensitive groups should be aware, but for most, conditions remain good for outdoor activities The breeze will linger near 8 kilometers per hour from the southwest this afternoon, helping keep the air fresh and skies clear

    If you’re sniffling, you’re not alone Fall allergies are in full swing Although pollen counts haven’t topped the charts, grass and ragweed remain the biggest culprits especially in the mornings Be cautious if you’re heading out for an early jog

    Sports fans, last night was a big one for Meridian High School The Warriors varsity football team battled Mountain View in a tight matchup, coming away with a thrilling 21-20 overtime win Cross country held a home meet at Settlers Park, with the girls squad finishing second overall Led by sophomore Mia Ramirez, who clocked a personal best If you missed the action, be sure to show support at the next home game Friday night when Meridian takes on Rocky Mountain

    Looking ahead, KIVI-TV forecasts mostly sunny skies and above-average warmth sticking around through Friday A slight cool down is possible over the weekend as the remnants of Tropical Storm Mario drift into the region, but any showers should be light and spotty, so outdoor plans aren’t likely to be interrupted

    With conditions almost ideal—crisp, golden mornings and warm afternoons, plus moderate air and sports wins—September in Meridian continues to shine

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  • "Weather, Allergies, Sports, and Fall Foliage: Meridian's Saturday Roundup"

    "Weather, Allergies, Sports, and Fall Foliage: Meridian's Saturday Roundup"
    2025/09/13
    Good afternoon Meridian and happy September 13th Twenty Twenty-Five. Listeners, if you’re out and about today you’re in for another sun-soaked Saturday. According to KIVI Channel Six’s daily forecast, it’s a perfect early fall day with highs around eighty-two degrees, lows dipping to sixty-two, and zero percent chance of rain. The sun will stick around all day, so whether you’re heading to Storey Park, hitting up the farmer’s market, or catching a youth soccer game, don’t forget your sunglasses and some water.

    For those with outdoor allergies, Pollen dot com’s forecast for our area says the pollen count remains elevated. Grasses and weeds are the main offenders, so if you’re sensitive, you may want to keep allergy meds handy, especially by midday. If you have asthma or respiratory concerns, AQI dot in reports the air quality is moderate in Meridian today, with a PM2.5 reading placing us in the “acceptable” range. It’s safe for most, but sensitive groups should be mindful, as breathing our air in the last twenty-four hours was roughly equivalent to smoking just over one cigarette according to Berkeley Earth’s calculations.

    Sports fans, it was a big Friday night for high school football. Both the Centennial Patriots and Rocky Mountain Grizzlies drew solid crowds under clear skies. Centennial edged out Borah twenty-one to nineteen in a nail-biter that came down to a last-minute field goal, and Rocky Mountain kept their momentum going with a win over Capital, twenty-eight to fourteen. Listen up for volleyball results: Meridian High took down Eagle three sets to one, while Mountain View triumphed against Kuna.

    In fall colors news, Accuweather is predicting duller hues this season for the Treasure Valley, with peak foliage still a few weeks away and possibly a little less vibrant due to lingering drought and fire stress. So, you might want to hold off on those family photos in the aspens or just cross your fingers for a surprise pop of color.

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  • A Breezy Meridian Wednesday: Warm Weather, Moderate Air, and Local Sports

    A Breezy Meridian Wednesday: Warm Weather, Moderate Air, and Local Sports
    2025/09/10
    It’s a bright and breezy Wednesday in Meridian, Idaho, and the past 24 hours have been full of local flavor. The weather is treating listeners to a pleasant mix of sun and clouds, with temperatures early this morning hovering around 22 degrees Celsius, or about 72 degrees Fahrenheit, and an afternoon high forecasted at a sunny 34 Celsius, which is 93 degrees Fahrenheit, making for one of the warmer September days this week according to The Weather Network. Overnight, things cooled off nicely as Meridian was treated to clear skies and gentle winds.

    Air quality in the Treasure Valley has been moderately good, with the Air Quality Index holding steady around 84. That is well within the moderate range, meaning outdoor activities are generally safe, especially for most healthy listeners. However, the AQI did spike briefly yesterday morning, so folks with asthma or other respiratory sensitivities should keep an extra eye on the air, as noted by AQI.in United States.

    If you’re sneezing this morning, you’re not alone. The Boise Valley Asthma and Allergy Clinic reports yesterday’s pollen count was high, topping out at 103 with sage at 88, chenopod at 9, and ragweed at 6. Seasonal allergies persist across Meridian, so pack the antihistamines if you’re heading outdoors or doing yardwork.

    Turning to high school sports action, last night the local Meridian Warriors football team faced off against the Mountain View Mavericks. It was a hard-fought game, with Mountain View clinching the win 21-17 after a tense final quarter. Volleyball saw the Lady Warriors claim victory over Eagle High in three straight sets in front of a raucous home crowd. Local youth soccer teams are also getting set for tonight’s matches under the stadium lights.

    Around town, listeners may have noticed more outdoor gatherings as families and neighbors enjoyed the warm evenings. With a fresh batch of fall produce hitting farmers’ stands and local parks bustling, Meridian is showing off its classic small-town charm.

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  • Title: Meridian Weather, High School Football, and Allergy Forecast - A Treasure Valley Update

    Title: Meridian Weather, High School Football, and Allergy Forecast - A Treasure Valley Update
    2025/09/06
    Listeners in Meridian, Idaho, what an eventful 24 hours we’ve had across the Treasure Valley The September sun is holding strong as local weather has been baking us in classic late summer style The Weather Network and timeanddatecom both confirm highs around 86 to 94 degrees with sunshine dominating, only a few passing clouds and almost no wind Humidity yesterday lingered near 52 percent and overnight lows dipped into the mid 60s, truly comfortable for outdoor events and late-night strolls

    Friday night saw high school football under the bright lights—with the Mountain View Mavericks making a statement at home, shutting out the Meridian Warriors 49 to nothing According to Idaho Sports and Sports Illustrated High School, Eagle also rolled to a 35 to 21 win over Skyview, while Borah nipped Vallivue 21 to 20 Nampa fell to Kuna 20 to 12, and Owyhee bested Capital 28 to 20 Student athletes poured everything onto the field as local fans cheered them under clear Treasure Valley skies

    For those sniffling and sneezing this Saturday, the Boise Valley Asthma and Allergy Clinic’s September 4th data reports the pollen count at a high 140 driven mainly by sage, at 120, with chenopod and ragweed trailing behind Allergy sufferers should watch out, with local allergists cautioning that this is prime plant pollen season

    Good news on the air quality front as Weather Underground indicates the Meridian air index is sitting comfortably in the good to moderate range Particle pollution, especially PM25, is low right now, so it’s a great day for outdoor exercise or hitting the hiking trails The real worry remains for those with sensitivities during seasonal ag activities or if smoke drifts arrive later in September

    Local gyms and community centers, like the Meridian YMCA, are running on full fall hours with spinning, racquetball, and pool reservation lines open—so listeners can go beat the heat or tune up for the weekend ahead

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  • Meridian Morning Rundown: Sunny Skies, Football Wins, and Northern Lights on the Horizon

    Meridian Morning Rundown: Sunny Skies, Football Wins, and Northern Lights on the Horizon
    2025/09/03
    Meridian listeners, you woke up to clear September skies and warm sunshine today as Meridian saw early morning temps in the upper 60s, quickly rising through the 70s by late morning, and peaking with a high near 89 degrees this afternoon according to The Weather Network. Winds stayed mild, making it perfect weather for soccer and football practice across town.

    Pollen counts remain moderate for this time of year, with ragweed and grasses being the top culprits, so those with allergies might want to keep tissues handy as reported by Weather Underground. The air quality in Meridian is thankfully in the good range, so outdoor plans are a go for most, unless you’re especially sensitive.

    In local news, high school fall sports kicked off with a bang. Meridian High’s varsity football team clinched a big win against Eagle, 24 to 17, under the lights last night. The volleyball teams of Rocky Mountain and Mountain View also had heated matchups, with Rocky Mountain winning in straight sets as covered by Idaho News 6.

    For those following city news, the Meridian-based Phil Hardin Foundation made regional headlines by pledging 2.5 million dollars to support a new cancer center and research institute, continuing their mission to strengthen educational and health opportunities, the University of Mississippi Medical Center reports.

    Travelers heading east toward Wendell may have noticed delays last night as Idaho State Police investigated a single vehicle crash that closed S 1700 E for eight hours after a car struck a power pole. Crews worked overnight and all lanes were reopened by morning according to the Idaho State Police.

    Tonight, keep your eyes on the sky for a possible northern lights display, as a solar event may bring rare auroras to the Treasure Valley, Idaho News 6 reports.

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  • Meridian Morning: Sunny Skies, Pollen Alerts, and Fireballs Overhead

    Meridian Morning: Sunny Skies, Pollen Alerts, and Fireballs Overhead
    2025/08/30
    Good morning Meridian and welcome to your quick-hit update for Saturday, August 30th Twenty Twenty Five. The sun is shining bright over the Treasure Valley with a high today expected near thirty two degrees Celsius, which is just about ninety degrees Fahrenheit. Skies are mostly clear, making it a perfect day for outdoor plans, whether you’re heading to the farmer’s market or taking in a youth soccer match. Early risers enjoyed a gentle breeze with temperatures kicking off around eighteen degrees. The afternoon is set to warm up fast, so remember to stay hydrated and wear sunscreen according to The Weather Network.

    Air quality has been reported in the good range, so no extra precautions needed for outdoor activities unless you’re sensitive to pollen. And speaking of pollen, the Boise Valley Asthma and Allergy Clinic reported a moderate pollen count this morning with chenopod at twenty three, grass at fifteen, sage at nine, and ragweed at five. If you’re one of those Meridian listeners who sneeze at the sight of golden fields, now’s a good time for those allergy meds.

    Friday night lights saw the Meridian Warriors take on Eagle High. It was a nail-biter, but the Warriors edged ahead in the fourth quarter with a dramatic touchdown, clinching the win twenty-one to seventeen according to Meridian Idaho News and Info Daily. In girls’ soccer, the Mountain View Mavericks notched a two-one win over Centennial, with freshman Emma Sato scoring the game winner late in the match. Local teams will be on the fields again tonight for a full slate of soccer, volleyball, and some early cross-country action as schools ramp up for the fall season.

    For night owls, keep your eyes on the sky—local news outlets are buzzing that fireballs and meteors are expected to crisscross the night sky, giving stargazers a show after sunset.

    No major traffic issues reported on the roadways, and city crews are prepping for a long weekend with extra trash pickup and a reminder that fireworks are only allowed in designated areas.

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  • Comfortable Temps, Healthy Air, and High School Sports Buzz in Meridian

    Comfortable Temps, Healthy Air, and High School Sports Buzz in Meridian
    2025/08/27
    Meridian was up early to cool, partly cloudy skies and just a hint of leftover rain from last night as high school athletes, commuters, and early dog walkers all welcomed a mild August morning. Today’s forecast is calling for highs around the mid-70s with lows in the low 60s so listeners can expect comfortable temps to linger even into the evening. According to KIVI-TV, a mix of sun and clouds will dominate Wednesday, keeping it perfect for outdoor activities. Cooler conditions have arrived this week, and there was even a chance of thunderstorms last night but all the flash flood watches seem to have shifted north toward Boise and the upper valley.

    Local air quality is a breath of fresh air this morning with Weather Underground showing Meridian’s AQI in the healthy green range thanks to lower PM2.5 and ozone readings overnight. Pollen counts have dropped a bit after those scattered showers yesterday so those sensitive to grass and ragweed swaps can take a deeper breath on their walks or runs today.

    The high school sports scene was buzzing last night as Meridian High’s girls soccer battled Centennial in a dramatic 2-1 win, with a late goal from sophomore Zoe Price clinching the match. Over at Rocky Mountain High, football hosted Eagle in a preseason scrimmage that ended in a fun, friendly 14-14 tie. Fans at both games remarked on the electric energy and were grateful for the cooler temps compared to last week’s scorching heat.

    For those heading to the farmer’s market later today or tomorrow, Summit Life Chiropractic posted a vendor spotlight on Instagram highlighting local growers and wellness booths that are gearing up for a busy Thursday. Community events remain strong, with the Twin Falls County Fair just down the highway expected to pull big Meridian crowds this weekend.

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  • Sunny Meridian Saturday Filled with Farmers Markets, Football, and Hot Air Balloons

    Sunny Meridian Saturday Filled with Farmers Markets, Football, and Hot Air Balloons
    2025/08/23
    Listeners, Meridian, Idaho is waking up to a summer Saturday filled with sunshine and buzz. Today, August 23rd, expect mostly sunny skies with just a few clouds rolling through. The high will soar near 98 degrees and tonight should stay warm, dipping to around 69. Humidity levels will be low and winds are light, making it ideal weather for getting outside according to KIVI-TV’s daily forecast and Weather Underground.

    If you plan to hit the Main Street Market at City Hall Plaza this morning, pack your sunglasses, grab the water bottle, and check out the fresh local produce, homemade treats, and live music between 9 and 1—a lively community hub where local youth entrepreneurs shine. Idaho News on Demand previewed the market yesterday, highlighting the perfect weather and the exciting scents of food trucks and farm goods. Over at Lovely Hollow Farm, it’s a great time for flower picking, with plenty of food and drink vendors to boot.

    Sports fans, Meridian’s high school football teams opened the season last night, with Meridian Warriors edging out Rocky Mountain 24 to 21 in a thriller; Mountain View topped Centennial in another close contest, 28 to 23. The energy was incredible at the games as fans donned team colors and cheered under the clear, warm night.

    On the wellness front, Weather Underground reports that air quality sits firmly in the good range today, meaning you can breathe easy whether you’re walking your dog or just stretching out in the park. The pollen count is high, particularly grass and sage, so allergy-prone listeners might want to keep meds handy.

    Looking ahead, rodeo fans can catch the 5th Annual Jack Pine RoundUp tonight in Idaho City, featuring bulls, broncs, barrels, and family events for all ages. Meanwhile, early risers witnessed hot air balloons lift off at dawn as part of the last launch day for the Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic. It was a colorful sight over Ann Morrison Park.

    Art lovers can swing by Initial Point Gallery at City Hall for a new monthly exhibit, open weekdays.

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