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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

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 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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