An interesting Sunday with a mix of clouds and sunshine. We have one more storm in the forecast before we get several days of clear skies.

Cloudy and cold tonight. While we may get a lingering snow shower or two, most people will be on the clear side, which means temperatures will drop significantly. Expect overnight lows in the teens and low twenties.

Monday slightly sunnier than the previous days. Expect partly cloudy skies with beautiful sunshine. Daytime highs will remain cool, with most of us only reaching highs in the 40s. We’ll see more clouds and maybe a few showers in the early evening, but most of us will have to wait until…

Tuesday, our next stormier day. A cold front passing through in the early morning will mean rain and snow showers across the region. Voters should bring a good coat, gloves and scarves, especially in the morning, to keep themselves warm while waiting in line. Daytime highs will top out in the 30s, with only a few spots in the lower Snake River Plain reaching the 40s. We will see some clearing by late afternoon, but persistent snow showers in the mountains are likely.

The rest of the forecast is much clearer, but cooler. A lack of cloud cover at night means overnight temperatures will be downright cold, with lows in the teens for the Snake River plain and single digits for higher mountain valleys. Daytime highs won’t be too cold, but generally we’ll top out in the 30s and 40s. We will continue with this clearer pattern until about next Sunday, when another chance of rain/snow showers looks possible.