snow

For those who were dreaming of a white Christmas, your dreams did not come true unless you left the Magic Valley.

Apparently snow kayaking is becoming a more and more popular thing around the world. To me it looks ridiculously dangerous but also ridiculously fun. If you can't ski or snowboard, try snow kayaking. It might be the thrill you need this winter.

Snow could have happened in August the way 2020 and Mother Nature work around here. Anyway, before it starts to get too cold and snowy out there, there are a few things you might want to do.

We could be seeing our first snow

This Saturday might be the first opener for BSU's football team to have snow predicted, but hey, it's 2020.

Snow is like a political party: you either love or hate it and it will always get people talking and sharing their opinions about it.

I know a lot of people don't give the Farmers Almanac a second glance because it is extended forecasting that is even more difficult to predict than every day stuff. However, according to the predictions, Idaho is in store for a snowy winter.

Yes, you read that right. Yesterday, June 29th 2020 a decent amount of snow fell near Galena Summit in Blaine County. Mother Nature decided she didn't care that it is officially summer.

In true 2020 fashion, Mother Nature seems confused and the Blaine County Sheriff Department isn't amused.

If you're new to the area and haven't driven yet in the snow, AAA Idaho has provided us some winter driving tips for Idaho Roads.

Snow! I know it's not fun to scrape off of cars or clear from your driveway, but for someone who doesn't experience it regularly, it can be so magical. Here are some items to make the most of a snowy day!

These should help get rid of one of winter's biggest headaches