Spokane, WA – Travelers across Washington should prepare for shifting weather conditions on Christmas Day, as snow and rain are expected in key areas, including mountain passes and highways. Drivers on Loup Loup and Sherman passes may encounter snow accumulation of 3 to 6 inches, while rain will dominate lower elevations.
According to the National Weather Service, precipitation will move into the region tonight and persist through Wednesday, with snow levels dropping as low as 2,400 feet by Christmas morning. Those traveling should pack emergency kits, check road conditions, and anticipate delays. Rain in Spokane and nearby urban areas is likely to create slick roads, so caution is advised.
5-Day Forecast for Spokane, WA
• Tuesday: Rain likely. High of 44°F with south winds up to 6 mph.
• Christmas Day: Rain and snow mix. High of 40°F with snow levels near 2,400 feet in the morning.
• Thursday: Rain and snow. High near 42°F. Snow levels around 3,100 feet.
• Friday: Light rain. High of 42°F. Rain and snow possible at night.
• Saturday: Mostly cloudy with rain chances. High near 40°F.
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