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Spokane, WA Weather This Week: Rain, Lows Near Freezing by Friday Oct 30
Spokane, WA – A prolonged stretch of wet weather begins Monday, October 26, as rain returns to Spokane and temperatures gradually fall through the week. Snow levels could drop to 2,900 feet by Friday,
By Miles Carter · 2026-10-26T11:00:54.110Z
Spokane, WA – A prolonged stretch of wet weather begins Monday, October 26, as rain returns to Spokane and temperatures gradually fall through the week. Snow levels could drop to 2,900 feet by Friday, bringing colder conditions to higher elevations across the region.
According to the National Weather Service in Spokane, rain is expected after 11 a.m. Monday, with a 90% chance of precipitation and an afternoon high near 55 degrees.
Monday's rainfall is expected to total less than one tenth of an inch, although wet roads could affect travel during the day.
Rain remains likely Monday night, with a 70% precipitation chance and temperatures falling to approximately 41 degrees.
Tuesday brings another opportunity for rain , with a 40% chance of precipitation and a high near 54 degrees. Southwest winds could gust up to 18 mph.
Conditions become increasingly unsettled Tuesday night as rain chances climb to 70%. Snow levels are forecast to fall from approximately 5,100 feet to 4,000 feet after midnight.
Wednesday could bring another round of widespread rainfall , with a 90% precipitation chance and a high near 50 degrees. Snow levels are expected to remain around 4,000 feet.
Rain remains likely Wednesday night, with temperatures dropping to 37 degrees and snow levels potentially falling to 3,800 feet.
Thursday brings a 30% chance of rain and a high near 50 degrees. Snow levels could temporarily drop to 3,400 feet before rising during the afternoon.
By Friday, snow levels may fall as low as 2,900 feet before climbing toward 3,900 feet, while Spokane's afternoon high reaches only 48 degrees.
The forecast does not indicate accumulating snowfall in downtown Spokane, but higher elevation travelers should monitor changing conditions as snow levels decline.
The weekend offers some improvement, with partly sunny skies Saturday and Sunday and highs near 50 to 51 degrees.
Residents should prepare for several days of wet roads, cooler temperatures and potentially changing mountain travel conditions.