A potent low pressure system will bring numerous rain/snow showers across southeast Oregon and southwest Idaho Wednesday, becoming scattered/isolated Thursday. Strong gusty winds, along with a slight chance of lightning/graupel, will accompany the cold front on Wednesday. Snow levels will rapidly lower to valley floors by Wednesday night/Thursday as shower coverage decreases.
Freezing temperatures expected Thursday - Saturday mornings across the area including the Snake Plain. While freezes are normal through mid-May, the recent warm spell and early bloom leaves crops and gardens especially vulnerable.
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