Spokane, WA – Residents in northeast Washington are being urged to protect their gardens as freezing temperatures are expected Friday morning and throughout the weekend. Places like Deer Park, Colville, and Chewelah face a 45% chance of dropping below 32°F overnight Friday into Saturday. Sensitive plants are at risk of frost damage if not properly protected.
According to the National Weather Service in Spokane, colder temperatures will be especially likely at higher elevations. Frost is possible not only Friday but also Saturday and Sunday mornings. Gardeners are advised to bring sensitive plants indoors or cover them with protective material to avoid damage.
The freeze risk continues through Monday in some areas, so early action is essential. Be sure to monitor local weather updates, and consider setting up frost protection in advance. The National Weather Service advises bringing vulnerable plants indoors and monitoring any further changes to the forecast.
