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Temperatures will continue to rise through Saturday when the valley should see almost 100-degrees. Storms will likely form in the central mountains Saturday evening.
On Friday, We can expect a lot of sunshine and sizzling heat in most locations with the valley in the mid-90s again with more sunshine and a few clouds.
In the Treasure Valley we'll hit 90 degrees by noon and soar into the triple-digits by the hottest part of the day. Temperatures will also get very hot in the Magic Valley upper 90s by the afternoon.
Clear skies and dry weather continue across Eastern Oregon and southwestern Idaho through Sunday. Temperatures will average 80-degrees in valley locations and 60-degrees in mountain areas.
