Spokane, WA – Residents across eastern Washington should prepare for hazardous weather conditions as a flood advisory remains in effect until 7 AM Tuesday, followed by a wind advisory lasting through 6 PM Tuesday. Heavy rain and snowmelt have already caused minor flooding in Spokane and surrounding areas, with wind gusts up to 50 mph threatening power outages and downed trees.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) Spokane, between 0.5 and 1.25 inches of rain have fallen over the past few days, elevating flood risks in Spokane Valley, Coeur d’Alene, Post Falls, Hayden, and other areas. Winds will intensify Tuesday morning, with southwest gusts reaching 50 mph, particularly along Interstate 90 and elevated roadways.
Five-Day Spokane Weather Outlook:
• Wednesday: Areas of fog before 8 AM, mostly sunny, high 52°F.
• Thursday: Partly sunny, high 54°F, low 32°F.
• Friday: Partly cloudy, high 56°F, low 33°F.
• Saturday: 20% chance of rain, mostly cloudy, high 56°F.
• Sunday: 20% chance of rain, high 52°F.
Drivers should avoid flooded roads and secure loose objects ahead of high winds. Power outages may occur—residents should have flashlights and charge electronic devices.
