Spokane, WA – Midweek travel in Spokane could be disrupted by thunderstorms and scattered showers starting late Tuesday and lasting through Thursday morning. The National Weather Service warns that storms may bring gusty winds and brief downpours, with the most active window expected Wednesday night into early Thursday.
According to the NWS Spokane office, light showers may begin as early as Wednesday afternoon, but the heaviest activity is expected between 11 p.m. Wednesday and 11 a.m. Thursday. While rain totals are expected to remain under a tenth of an inch in most areas, stronger storms could bring isolated heavier bursts. Thunderstorms may also disrupt outdoor plans during the morning commute Thursday. By Thursday night, conditions are expected to clear briefly before warming returns Friday.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, hot with highs near 86°F. Winds light from the southwest.
Wednesday: Scattered showers (30% chance) beginning in the afternoon. Highs drop slightly to 75°F.
Wednesday Night: Storm threat increases after 11 p.m. Showers and possible thunderstorms. Low near 57°F.
Thursday: Rain likely (60%), especially in the morning with isolated thunderstorms. High near 77°F.
Friday: Mostly sunny and dry, warming slightly to 82°F. Comfortable start to the weekend.
Spokane residents should prepare for shifting weather, especially Wednesday night into Thursday morning. While flooding isn’t expected, slick roads and localized lightning may impact travel. Keep mobile alerts on for any updates, as additional watches or warnings could be issued if thunderstorm activity intensifies.
Five-Day Forecast for Spokane, WA
- Tuesday: Mostly sunny, high of 86°F
- Wednesday: Showers developing, high of 75°F
- Thursday: Showers and storms likely early, high of 77°F
- Friday: Mostly sunny, high of 82°F
- Saturday: Sunny and warm, high of 88°F
