Washington Weather: Snow Returns to Spokane Area Early This Week Along I-90, Travel Delays Expected

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Spokane, WA – Snow is set to return to the Spokane region starting late Sunday night, creating potential travel hazards across major routes like I-90. Drivers and residents are urged to prepare for icy conditions and limited visibility as winter weather settles in.

According to the National Weather Service, snow is likely Monday morning, with accumulations of up to half an inch expected in lower elevations. Higher elevations could see more significant snowfall, leading to slick roads and dangerous driving conditions. Those commuting early Monday should use caution and allow extra time.

The extended forecast shows a mix of snow and rain through Tuesday, with temperatures dropping into the low 30s at night. Monday’s high will hover around 36°F, while Tuesday brings another chance of precipitation with potential snowfall in the morning. By midweek, partly sunny skies will bring brief relief, but nighttime lows will remain near freezing, keeping roads icy.

Roadways like I-90, Highway 2, and local streets in Spokane Valley may see impacts from freezing fog on Sunday night into Monday morning. Residents are advised to stay informed by checking local road conditions and winter alerts before traveling.

This week’s forecast highlights the importance of winter readiness as temperatures drop and snow persists. Ensure vehicles are equipped with snow tires or chains and emergency supplies, especially if traveling in rural or mountainous areas.

Stay tuned for updates on changing conditions as the Spokane region transitions into an active winter weather pattern this week.

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