Spokane, WA – Travelers should prepare for hazardous road conditions today as snowfall is forecasted across Washington’s mountain passes, including Stevens, Sherman, and Loup Loup passes. Light snow accumulation of 3 to 6 inches is expected through Monday morning, with slushy roads likely this afternoon transitioning to ice after sunset.
According to the National Weather Service, the snow level will drop to 2,600 feet by evening. Drivers should expect reduced visibility, slippery roads, and longer travel times. Those heading to holiday destinations are advised to carry chains and check road conditions before traveling.
Tonight, patchy fog and additional snow showers will persist, with temperatures dropping to 32°F. Monday will bring another round of mixed rain and snow, with highs near 44°F and snow levels rising to 3,100 feet in the afternoon.
Looking ahead, patchy fog and light rain dominate the early week forecast. Snow chances return Tuesday evening into Wednesday as temperatures dip, with snow levels dropping as low as 2,000 feet by midweek. Travelers planning for Thanksgiving should prepare for patchy fog and chilly weather, as highs reach only 40°F on Wednesday and Thanksgiving Day.
Drivers on routes like US-2 or SR-20 through the impacted passes should monitor updates from the Washington State Department of Transportation. Avoid non-essential travel during peak snow hours.
Stay informed by following the National Weather Service and local agencies for real-time weather updates.
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