Spokane, WA – Spokane residents should prepare for a foggy start and steady rain on Friday, creating potentially hazardous travel conditions on key routes like I-90.
Friday: Fog and Rain on the Way
According to the National Weather Service, patchy fog will reduce visibility early Friday morning, clearing by mid-morning as clouds take over. Rain will begin later in the day, with temperatures climbing to a high of 45°F.
Drivers should allow extra time for their morning commute due to limited visibility caused by fog. Caution is also advised as rain will make roads slick throughout the day.
Rain will persist into Friday evening, with temperatures dipping to a low of 33°F. Wet conditions are expected to continue through the night, making for a damp start to the weekend.
Saturday: Heavier Rain Expected
Saturday will bring even more rain, with heavier showers developing as the day progresses. Temperatures will reach a high of 46°F, keeping precipitation in the form of rain in lower elevations, as snow levels remain above 4,700 feet.
Travelers should be prepared for wet roads and reduced visibility due to ongoing rainfall. It’s a good idea to check road conditions frequently and adjust travel plans as needed.
Sunday: A Soggy End to the Weekend
The rainy weather continues into Sunday, with steady showers expected throughout the day. Highs will be in the upper 40s, with overnight lows near 38°F.
Extended Five-Day Forecast for Spokane, WA
- Saturday: Patchy fog before 10 a.m., rain likely by afternoon. High: 46°F, Low: 36°F.
- Sunday: Steady rain. High: 47°F, Low: 38°F.
- Monday: Rain continues, with a slight chance of snow late. High: 46°F, Low: 37°F.
- Tuesday: Rain transitions to snow in the evening. High: 44°F, Low: 33°F.
- Wednesday (Christmas Day): Snow likely, turning colder. High: 40°F, Low: 32°F.
Travel Safety Tips
- Stay Informed: Monitor weather updates and check real-time road conditions.
- Drive Safely: Use headlights in foggy conditions and reduce speeds when roads are wet.
- Plan Ahead: Allow extra travel time and be ready for sudden weather changes.
Spokane residents should prepare for a damp weekend and expect rain to continue into the early part of next week. Stay safe, drive carefully, and keep your rain gear handy.
