Snow College Weather

High: 79°F Low: 38°F Precip: 0” It was a very warm weekend with a couple more broken records. This makes 10 of the last 12 days were broken records. Saturday record high: 74°F (2015) --> 78°F (2026) Sunday record high: 71°F (1978) --> 77°F (2026) Normal Record Snow College MHS KMTI High 57°F 71°F (1978) 78.5°F 82.2°F 77°F Low 32°F 11°F (1938) 38.1°F 36.7°F 32°F Precip 0.04” 1.03” (1993) 0” 0” 0” Humid airmass is expected to come i nto our area on Tuesday, bringing rain primarily Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday. This will be followed by a cold airmass from the Northwest on Thursday. It will bring wind and rain on Thursday followed by freezing temperatures (below 20 ° F) and snow  Thursday night to Friday. Temperatures will start to rise quickly through the weekend again. 

High: 86°F Low: 53°F Precip: 0” This morning is about as much of a summer morning as you could ask for. It is absolutely beautiful, warm, only a couple of clouds in the sky, and as pleasant as can be. We are now on the tail end of the high pressure system - enough to still enjoy the pleasant, warm mornings but to start cooling down in the afternoons, which is a pleasant change after 8 straight record-breaking days in a row. Normal Record Snow College MHS KMTI High 56°F 71°F (2022) 86.1°F 89.2°F 86°F Low 31°F 12°F (2023) 53.0°F 48.7°F 45°F Precip 0” 0.66” (1950) 0” 0” 0” We have a mass of cool air pushing toward our area right now, bringing our high temperatures down by about 10 ° . This brings an end to the record-breaking streak we have had this week. This will hang around the 70's for the weekend. The bigger change is expected on Tuesday. A large band of cool, humid air will bring rain into our area with high temperatures in the 60'...

High: 83°F Low: 42°F Precip: 0” We are still under a high pressure, experiencing hot, dry conditions with record-breaking heat. Normal Record Snow College MHS KMTI High 56°F 73°F (1998) 83.0°F 85.6°F 83°F Low 31°F 12°F (1965) 41.9°F 40.3°F 37°F Precip 0” 0” 0” 0” 0” We do have some changes coming as some cool air from the North pushes the hot air down to the South. Starting on Thursday, we'll start seeing the temperatures drop by about 10* each day through the weekend. On Monday, a cool, humid airmass will approach our area, bringing chances of rain into our area and cooler temperatures on Tuesday (highs in the 60's!!). A second system will follow on its heals on Thursday. So, the story this week is hot and dry, and the story for next week is cool and wet. On ​

High: 78°F Low: 37°F Precip: 0” Yesterday was the 6th day in a row that we have broken the record high temperature! We did have a cold airmass pass by over the weekend which brought some clouds and cooler temperatures for Sunday and Monday.  Although the pronounced high pressure ridge isn't as pronounced as it used to be, we are still definitely feeling its effects and will be for a few days. Which means our run of 6 days of broken records has a potential to become a run of 8 or 9 days of broken records... Normal Record Snow College MHS KMTI High 56°F 72°F (1998) 78.1°F 81.1°F 79°F Low 31°F 11°F (1917) 37.3°F 37.6°F 33°F Precip 0” 0” (1915) 0” 0” 0” This high pressure will continue through the week. We do have a mass of cool air pushing into our area Thursday and Friday, bringing clouds and cooler temperatures once again, similar to what we felt Sunday and Monday. But for the weekend, we'll be back up to our warmer temperatures. Howev...

High: 85°F Low: 38°F Precip: 0” Welcome to the Spring Equinox! Today, we have equal amounts of daylight and night. From here on out, days will be longer than nights. We have been under a large high pressure. As a result, temperatures have been high enough to break two high temperature records in a row. We will likely break another today and tomorrow with  Normal Record Snow College MHS KMTI High 55°F 75°F (2017) 84.5°F 87.6°F 84°F Low 30°F 9°F (1942) 38.1°F 34.3°F °F Precip 0” 0” (1915) 0” 0” 0” The high pressure will hang around for the next couple of days. However, it will weaken over the weekend with the temperature dropping into the 70's on Sunday and cloud cover for the beginning of next week. There also appears to be a cold airmass forming later next week that could have the potential to drop our temperatures significantly. Models have varied a lot in the last couple of days, so it's still unclear exactly how we'll be impact...

High: 80°F Low: 36°F Precip: 0” Broke a high temperature yesterday! Normal Record Snow College MHS KMTI High 54°F 75°F (2017) 80.3°F °F 79°F Low 30°F 8°F (1943) 35.9°F °F 25°F Precip 0” 0” (1915) 0” 0” 0” ​