Spokane, WA – Residents across the Inland Northwest can expect a significant warm-up to begin the work week. Clear skies and summer-like temperatures will arrive Monday, providing a sharp contrast to the cooler weekend conditions. Drivers along Interstate 90 should anticipate a sunny commute with no weather-related travel delays.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures in the Spokane area will climb to a high of 87 degrees on Monday. The day will be mostly sunny with a light south wind developing around 6 mph in the afternoon. The pleasant weather is expected to hold steady, offering a prolonged period of dry and warm conditions for eastern Washington.
The warmth continues through the middle of the week. Tuesday and Wednesday will both feature sunny skies with highs reaching 83 degrees. These conditions are ideal for any outdoor activities but residents should take precautions against sun exposure. Staying hydrated and using sunscreen is recommended, especially during the peak afternoon hours.
As the week progresses toward the Juneteenth holiday on Thursday, mostly clear skies will persist, though a slight chance of showers enters the picture by Friday. For now, the region is set for an extended stretch of favorable early summer weather. No alerts are currently in effect.
Here is a look at your five-day weather summary:
- Sunday: High of 85°F, Becoming Sunny
- Monday: High of 87°F, Partly Sunny
- Tuesday: High of 83°F, Sunny
- Wednesday: High of 83°F, Sunny
- Juneteenth (Thursday): High of 81°F, Mostly Sunny
