Climate & Weather in Eagle
Eagle shares the broader Treasure Valley's genuine cold semi-arid, high-desert climate at a real, disclosed elevation of approximately 2,842 feet -- notably higher than Meridian or Nampa, though genuinely mild by Mountain West standards.
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Learn moreA genuinely mild Treasure Valley microclimate
Eagle's climate runs genuinely mild by Mountain West standards: four distinct seasons, approximately 208 sunny days per year, dry summers, and comparatively light winter snowfall (approximately 11 inches annually, with most individual events melting within days).
A notably higher elevation than Meridian or Nampa
Eagle sits at approximately 2,842 feet, notably higher than Meridian's roughly 2,600 ft and Nampa's roughly 2,455 ft -- though still within the same shared Treasure Valley climate zone rather than a meaningfully different one.
Four real, distinct seasons
Eagle genuinely experiences four distinct seasons -- a real consideration for movers from a milder or more humid region, balanced by the region's genuine mildness relative to higher-elevation Idaho markets.
Key takeaways
- Eagle's climate runs genuinely mild by Mountain West standards -- 208 sunny days, light winter snowfall (~11 inches).
- Eagle's elevation (~2,842 ft) runs notably higher than Meridian's or Nampa's, within the same climate zone.
- Eagle experiences four real, distinct seasons.
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