Spokane, WA – Travelers in eastern Washington should prepare for changing weather patterns this week, with fog, rain, and snow on the horizon. Tuesday will remain mild, but rain and snow showers are expected to start Wednesday evening, potentially impacting holiday travel near Interstate 90 and surrounding areas.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), Spokane will reach a high of 41°F on Tuesday, but colder temperatures Wednesday will bring a 20% chance of light snow by evening. Snow levels will hover around 2,900 feet, with minimal accumulation expected. Thanksgiving Day will stay mostly cloudy, with a high of 38°F and no precipitation anticipated, making it easier for those heading to holiday gatherings.
Drivers planning long trips should exercise caution, particularly Thursday night into Friday when patchy fog and freezing conditions could reduce visibility. Friday’s high will reach only 33°F, with lows dipping to 24°F overnight. The weekend forecast predicts continued cold and fog, potentially extending slick conditions into Saturday and Sunday mornings.
For those staying local, Wednesday evening’s snow may provide a scenic holiday backdrop without significant disruptions. However, those using I-90 or other major routes should allow extra travel time.
Stay updated on the latest weather advisories by checking NWS Spokane’s forecasts and local news outlets. Drivers should ensure their vehicles are winter-ready, including checking tire tread and packing an emergency kit.
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