Washington – A low ceiling presses across Spokane before sunrise, dimming the city’s lights and leaving wet pavement glistening under steady mid-November cloud cover. A light southwest wind moves through the trees, hinting that a more active stretch of November Weather is unfolding. Early travelers should stay alert; visibility shifts quickly in this pattern, and gusty passes can change conditions in minutes.

Rain expands through the morning as warmer southwest flow deepens across eastern Washington. Showers may feel brief but frequent, and road spray will build during the busiest early errands. Residents planning Saturday events or early holiday Travel should monitor timing because the steadiest rainfall clusters between mid-morning and early afternoon today.

Saturday brings more passing showers, though breaks likely develop around midday. Temperatures hold in the lower to mid-50s, but the air cools more Sunday as a broader Pacific system spreads inland. That system pulls snow levels steadily downward—from near 4500 feet early Sunday to about 3300 feet by later Sunday night. To be fair, Spokane itself stays mostly rain, but this trend is a clear early-season Winter Tease, especially for higher benches east of town.

By Monday, a true warm-to-cold transition sharpens. A rain-snow mix becomes possible before sunrise, especially north of I-90 and across the West Plains. Models hint at patchy freezing fog Monday night as temperatures drop into the lower 30s. While widespread accumulation appears unlikely, slick spots could form quickly if colder pockets develop in valley neighborhoods.

Keep cold-weather gear ready and consider adding extra minutes to the Monday commute. Early Thanksgiving planners should watch for additional snow signals next week as patterns grow more winter-leaning.

Five-Day Outlook for Spokane, WA

Fri: 54/45 – Rain likely; breezy at times.
Sat: 55/42 – Chance rain; partial breaks.
Sun: 57/37 – Rain; falling snow levels late.
Mon: 51/34 – Rain likely; evening mix possible.
Tue: 48/32 – Rain/snow mix early; colder pockets.