Spokane, WA – Snow and freezing rain are expected to impact Spokane and eastern Washington on Wednesday, bringing potential travel disruptions along Interstate 90. Residents should prepare for dense fog Tuesday morning before snow begins early Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service.
The NWS reports snow will start before 4 a.m. Wednesday, changing to rain and snow by the afternoon. Snow accumulation could exceed half an inch, with northeast winds reaching 5 mph. Overnight, rain is likely with an 80% chance of precipitation and little snow accumulation expected.
Tuesday brings areas of dense fog and freezing fog before 10 a.m., with a high near 39°F and calm winds. Thursday remains cloudy with highs near 40°F, while Friday introduces slight rain chances after 4 p.m.
Drivers along I-90 should remain cautious, especially Wednesday, as snow and rain could create slick conditions. Prepare vehicles with winter gear and allow extra time for commutes. A warming trend is expected this weekend as the Arctic front moves out, with rain likely Saturday and temperatures rising to 45°F.
