
Eastern Idaho Clears Overnight Before Mountain Showers
Patchy fog and brief clearing develop tonight, with isolated light showers Thursday afternoon in the mountains before sunshine returns Friday.
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Patchy fog and brief clearing develop tonight, with isolated light showers Thursday afternoon in the mountains before sunshine returns Friday.
Angler effort rose sharply on the Upper Salmon River last week as steelhead catches improved upstream of the Middle Fork Salmon River.
Rain and mountain snow move across southern Idaho from Saturday evening through Sunday, with the advisory running until 5 p.m. Sunday.

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