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Idaho wakes to a wintry mix this morning as light snow drifts across the Boise Valley, coating cars, rooftops, and quiet streets in a thin, icy crust. The air feels damp and raw, visibility patchy under thick fog. For many residents returning from Thanksgiving travel, the weather brings a full reminder that winter has arrived — and it’s not planning to leave soon.
According to the National Weather Service in Boise, light snow will continue early Sunday with up to a half-inch accumulation possible, mainly before 8 a.m. Roads could become slick where melting and refreezing occur, especially on bridges and shaded stretches of I-84. Drivers should slow down and allow extra space — fog and wet pavement will persist through midmorning before skies clear…