Spokane is bracing for an active weather day on Monday, July 21st, with a high chance of thunderstorms and showers starting after 2 p.m. Monday afternoon. The National Weather Service warns of light to moderate rainfall, with potential for localized heavy showers, so Spokane residents and commuters should expect wet and slippery road conditions as they head home or travel through the region.
According to the NWS, a cold front moving in from the west will bring unsettled conditions to the Inland Northwest. Light to moderate rainfall is expected, with some areas possibly seeing thunderstorms. Thunderstorms may produce brief downpours, potentially causing minor flooding in low-lying or poorly drained areas. Drivers are urged to stay cautious as reduced visibility and slick roads will increase the risk of accidents.
For Spokane, the temperature will hover near 77°F on Monday, dipping to 57°F Monday night. Winds will be light but could gust at times, especially with thunderstorms. Rain is expected to taper off by Tuesday morning, though a slight chance of lingering showers remains.
Looking ahead, summer weather returns after the weekend, with mostly sunny skies expected for Wednesday and Thursday, reaching highs near 88°F. By Friday and Saturday, temperatures will climb again, pushing into the low 90s. For those heading outdoors, it’s a good idea to stay hydrated and wear sunscreen as the heat intensifies.
Extended Five-Day Forecast:
- Monday, July 21st: High near 77°F, thunderstorms after 2 p.m., chance of rain 30%.
- Monday Night: Low near 57°F, partly cloudy, light winds.
- Tuesday, July 22nd: High near 82°F, slight chance of rain showers, 30% chance of thunderstorms after 11 p.m.
- Wednesday, July 23rd: High near 88°F, sunny skies, low near 59°F.
- Thursday, July 24th: Mostly sunny, high near 90°F.
