Spokane, WA – Rain is forecasted to persist through Friday, bringing potentially hazardous conditions to local roads as November begins. Residents should prepare for slick surfaces and limited visibility, especially in the early hours, with a high chance of rain and possible localized flooding on highways.
According to the National Weather Service, rain will continue into Friday, with showers likely throughout the day and a high near 48 degrees. By evening, temperatures are expected to drop to around 37 degrees, with rain likely to continue into Saturday. Snow levels will fall to approximately 3,600 feet overnight, possibly impacting mountainous roadways and higher elevations around Spokane.
For those traveling Friday night, the forecast calls for a 60% chance of rain, which could lead to minor pooling on roadways. Saturday brings a 90% chance of continued rain with highs near 50 degrees, posing sustained risks of low visibility and slippery conditions on local routes. Motorists should exercise caution, especially near mountainous areas where snow levels are predicted to rise from 3,700 to 4,600 feet by the afternoon, potentially affecting traffic.
The rain is expected to decrease slightly Sunday, but showers remain likely. Snow levels are set to lower to around 3,200 feet, bringing a mix of rain and patchy fog that could disrupt visibility on higher elevation roads. Monday and Tuesday show slight clearing with a reduced chance of rain, providing brief respite before another wave of wet weather arrives.
