RT @NWSBoise: Smoke continues in the Long Valley and west-central Idaho this morning, affecting the air quality and visibility for McCall, Cascade, Donnelly. #idwx https://t.co/bqm03AMu8H

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RT @NWSBoise: 🔥Here is a loop of 1-minute visible imagery from GOES-18 of the #wildfires in the central Idaho mountains The Nellie fire part of the #MiddleForkComplex and #WapitiFire smoke plumes have formed pyrocumulus clouds. #idwx https://t.co/IH2amMDyjf

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RT @NWSSpokane: Not much over the Inland NW on satellite this AM. However, it's interesting (we think so anyway) to see the blanket of smoke over southern Idaho, getting ingested into a deep low-pressure area over southern Saskatchewan. #wawx #idwx https://t.co/dJZeZAWIIj

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RT @NWSBoise: Smoke increased across the Treasure and western Magic Valleys earlier today, after having been at high levels in the mountains for quite some time. Here's a satellite loop of an enhancement called "geocolor" that shows the smoke well. #idwx #orwx https://t.co/EVAv4e9aCA

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RT @NWSBoise: A sunrise satellite picture showing thick smoke at the surface and aloft across the region. Lightning is ongoing across SE Oregon (green blocks) and thunderstorms will again move through the central Idaho mountains today. #idwx #orwx https://t.co/CprlJr7wq4

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RT @NWSBoise: The Lava, Boulder and Goat Fires are exhibiting extreme fire behavior. The Geocolor (left) shows the visible imagery from space while the Fire temperature (right) imagery shows the intensity. The Lava fire shows the highest fire temperature this afternoon. #idwx #orwx #idfire https://t.co/x70Fj7Fyrk

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RT @NWSSpokane: Cast your eyes skyward tonight and you just may be treated to a Northern Lights display. Hopefully, development of upper level cloudiness holds off until after the best chances for viewing the aurora borealis. #wawx #idwx https://t.co/tYdU2sLoeb

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RT @NWSPocatello: 🛰️ GOES-West satellite imagery continues to track our next system moving through the NE Pacific. As this system continues its progression east, it will bring several rounds of rain/snow showers through the weekend and the coldest airmass so far this season starting Sunday. #idwx https://t.co/h7jjdqu56f

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RT @NWSPocatello: 🛰️ GOES-West satellite imagery continues to track a ridge of high pressure building into Idaho from the NE Pacific which will lead to an extended stretch of dry, seasonably cold, and quiet weather as temperatures gradually warm through the weekend. Enjoy! #idwx https://t.co/jIfjxqfYG4

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RT @NWSSpokane: It's midday Friday and STILL raining across most of the Inland Northwest. Here are some current rainfall reports for the last 12 hours. ☔https://t.co/WV5iefQ4kb

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Satellite loop of infrared cloud channel from GOES-18. https://t.co/5kbh7dppfW

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