Idaho summer

Idahoans rejoice as scorching summer fades to cooler fall days, urging drivers to stay alert for schoolchildren and bikers.

You might think its common sense, but many parents are unaware of this invisible threat.

This is the second straight fall, winter and spring that has not provided as much water as usual. The consequences could mean massive droughts, terrible and incontrollable wildfires, low river and lake levels, low crops, water restrictions and more.

The average temperate will be 100 degrees over the next 10 days and that doesn't help cool down our homes. Try this trick for instant cool-down.

Technically summer doesn't start until June 22, 2021, but locals will tell you we're experiencing an Idaho summer right now.