Spokane, Washington – Skies are clearing rapidly across Spokane this morning, with sunshine breaking through within the next hour as a cold front exits the region and road conditions improve for the late morning drive.
According to the National Weather Service in Spokane, the front pushed through earlier Saturday, leaving behind a sharp cloud line that moved east by mid-morning. Temperatures are rebounding quickly, climbing into the mid-50s by late morning and reaching the low to mid-60s by mid-afternoon.
Drivers along I-90 and US-2 saw reduced visibility earlier due to lingering cloud cover, but conditions are improving as drier air settles in. No precipitation is expected, and roadways across Spokane County are drying out, reducing any lingering travel concerns.
Communities from Spokane Valley to Airway Heights will see increasing sunshine through midday, with stable conditions expected into the evening. The clearer skies may also lead to cooler overnight lows, so residents should be prepared for a noticeable drop after sunset.
This brief shift marks a calmer stretch of weather across eastern Washington. No active alerts are in place, but additional updates could follow if conditions change heading into early next week.
