Posted by: Marcos Guadarrama - Weather Anchor{/strong}

Updated: Saturday, February 4th, 2:00 p.m.{/strong}

Partly and mostly cloudy skies will likely stick around this weekend into next week.

Enjoy some warmer weather today as we'll temperatures warm a few degrees, due to a shift of the Jetstream. Our air is now coming from south of Alaska, whereas it was coming from Alaska and Canada recently. This shift is making our temperatures much milder, and increasing the chance of precipitation.

Sunday is where we'll likely see that precipitation in the form of both rain and snow. Rain and snow is likely in the Treasure Valley, though it is likely going to be too warm/wet to stick. Expect a higher snow level, inhibiting the chance of valley snow.

In the West Central Mountains, 3-6 inches of snow is expected with 10+ inches projected for mountain tops.

The Air Stagnation Advisory has been lifted with the inversion being flushed out today. Air Quality as of 3:45 is sitting just into the moderate category, and will likely improve to reach the good category within the next couple hours.

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