Spokane, WA – Rain returns to eastern Washington as spring showers and potential thunderstorms move into the Spokane area by Thursday afternoon.
According to the National Weather Service, Spokane residents should prepare for wet conditions beginning Thursday, with a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms developing after 11 a.m. Calm conditions early in the day will shift to light northwest winds by afternoon. Highs will reach around 56°F. Snow levels will rise to 2300 feet by midday before dropping to 3300 feet in the evening.
Thursday night remains mostly clear, with a low near 31°F and wind becoming calm again. These brief spring storms are expected to be short-lived, giving way to sunny skies and milder temperatures heading into the weekend.
By Friday, Spokane will see full sunshine and a high near 58°F. Friday night will remain mostly clear with a low of 32°F. Saturday brings even warmer conditions, with sunny skies and highs reaching 64°F — ideal for outdoor plans or travel across I-90.
Sunday and Monday continue the spring trend, with partly cloudy skies and highs near the mid-60s. Rain chances return late Monday, with a 40 percent chance of showers and cooler overnight lows in the high 30s.
Local Tips:
- Avoid unnecessary travel during Thursday’s midday thunderstorm window, especially near elevated roadways.
- Watch for slick conditions on I-90 as rainfall mixes with earlier cool temps.
- Keep jackets and umbrellas on hand through Thursday night.
Stay tuned for evolving conditions as Spokane transitions deeper into spring.
