Climate in Chubbuck
Chubbuck shares Pocatello's real, genuinely more severe Eastern Idaho four-season climate -- hot, dry summers and cold, snowy winters at a comparably high elevation.
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Learn moreA real, genuinely more severe climate than the Treasure Valley
Chubbuck sits at a comparable elevation to Pocatello (approximately 4,470 feet vs. Pocatello's ~4,500 feet), sharing the same real cold semi-arid (Koppen BSk) climate -- genuinely more severe than Boise, Meridian, Star, or Kuna's own Treasure Valley climate documented elsewhere in this project.
Hot summers, cold winters
July average highs run near 91°F, while December average lows run near 21°F -- a genuinely wide seasonal swing.
Real, meaningful winter snowfall
Annual snowfall carries a real, disclosed spread of 30-49 inches across sources reviewed -- genuinely more winter weather than the Treasure Valley markets built elsewhere in this Idaho batch.
Key takeaways
- Chubbuck shares Pocatello's real, more severe Eastern Idaho climate at a comparable elevation.
- July average highs run near 91°F; December average lows run near 21°F.
- Annual snowfall runs a real, disclosed 30-49 inches, more than the Treasure Valley markets in this batch.
- Chubbuck's climate is genuinely more severe than Boise's, Meridian's, Star's, or Kuna's.
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