Spokane, Washington – The weekend in Washington is set to begin with mild temperatures and dry conditions, but things will change as gusty winds and light showers develop. According to the National Weather Service, southwest to westerly winds will increase throughout the day, reaching gusts of 20 to 30 mph by late afternoon and evening.
Winds will likely be strongest from the late afternoon through the evening, especially in areas like Spokane, Pullman, and the Tri-Cities. Light showers are expected to start in the evening and will gradually intensify through Sunday. Some regions may experience more persistent rain by Sunday afternoon.
Travelers and outdoor enthusiasts should prepare for gusty winds and intermittent rain over the weekend. Winds could cause difficulties for high-profile vehicles and any outdoor activities, while light rain showers may lead to slippery conditions on some roads.
This system will continue to bring showers throughout Sunday, with some locations experiencing more significant rainfall by Sunday evening. Make sure to stay updated with the latest weather alerts in case of any additional warnings.
