Spokane, WA – Showers and thunderstorms are possible in Spokane on Labor Day, with weather conditions expected to remain unsettled. The National Weather Service (NWS) in Spokane has issued a warning about potential thunderstorms. The storms could affect parts of the Central Cascades, Columbia Basin, and Southeast Washington. There’s a 20-30% chance of storms later in the day, particularly in the Northern Washington Mountains and Idaho Panhandle.
According to the NWS, these storms could bring lightning, gusty winds, and brief downpours. The conditions also raise the risk of new wildfire starts.
In addition to the storms, Spokane residents should prepare for a heat risk later in the week. Temperatures are forecasted to rise above normal by Thursday, posing a moderate heat risk, especially for heat-sensitive groups.
The NWS advises residents to stay hydrated and avoid prolonged outdoor activities during peak heat hours later this week. The warm weather is expected to last through the weekend, with temperatures peaking at 101°F on Friday.
Stay informed and take precautions during this week’s unpredictable weather.
