Headline: East Idaho News, 10/20/2026
A water year runs from October 1 to Sept. 30. Data from the National Weather Service in Pocatello shows that Idaho, along with most of the western United States, experienced the hottest year in history.
The map below provides nationwide temperature data from January to September. It shows the Gem State overall had record-breaking temperatures in that timeframe and most of the state experienced the hottest or top five warmest temperatures ever.
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