Jeff Roper is a Weather Forecaster at KIFI News Group. With over 26 years of experience in television, he covers a range of topics including climate change, environmental services, and natural resources, while also reporting on local events and people. Jeff has been featured in publications such as the Bowling Green Daily News, Clinton Herald, and Citrus County Chronicle.
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HEAT ALERT – FRIDAY NOON TO 3 PM: DANGEROUS AFTERNOON HEAT PEAK Synopsis: Sunny, Hot & Building Toward Storms
A strong area of high pressure is still acting like a protective dome over Idaho, keeping the main push of colder air from arriving just yet.
Winds push us in the afternoons and temps drop to 70's by Sunday and even cooler into next week. Jeff Roper MORE NEWS
By: Jeff Roper
Today is the last really warm day for a while. 30% chances of showers and storms into the day with winds gusting to 25mph. Temps hit 90 again today before clouds and low pressure moves in to shut down the warmth and allow moisture to flow again from the southwest.
By: Jeff Roper
This lack of heat can give us better opportunities for rain in the central mountains and can also be an issue for storms over burn scar areas like Heise and Kelly Canyon.
By: Jeff Roper
50% of showers and storms today with a definite drop in temperatures from yesterday. We'll only be in the lower 80's after high pressure scoots east
By: Jeff Roper
Tracking a chilly start today then storm moving in tonight and unsettled Labor Day weekend
🌤️ LABOR DAY WEEKEND / EASTERN IDAHO STATE FAIR FORECAST The fair starts with sunshine, but don't let the blue sky fool you — the second half of the holiday weekend is a different weather animal. A slow-moving FLO-rida-low-type circulation off Washington is helping draw additional moisture north and east into Idaho. That moisture begins
By: Jeff Roper
The strongest winds arrive Thursday and Friday. Winds will increase through the day, with the worst gusts during the afternoon and early evening as
By: Jeff Roper
A potent cold front driven by a Pacific Northwest trough will bring a sharp temperature drop across the Snake River Plain from the 80s into the 60s on Sunday, along with rain and high-elevation mountain snow over the weekend.
