Spokane, WA – Residents in Spokane and surrounding areas should prepare for hazy skies and increased rain this weekend, continuing through Veterans Day on Monday. Saturday’s weather kicks off with patchy fog in the morning and a chance of rain by the evening, making for potentially reduced visibility along major roads, including I-90. Officials urge drivers to remain cautious, especially as rain and haze are expected to intensify.
According to the National Weather Service, Saturday will see high temperatures reaching the low 50s, with widespread haze predicted in the morning before clouds move in. Rain is expected to begin in the evening and persist overnight, with up to 70% chance of precipitation. Sunday follows with a similar high of 52 degrees and light rain through the day, which may make outdoor Veterans Day weekend plans damp.
For those heading out on Veterans Day, prepare for steady rainfall as the forecast calls for a 100% chance of rain and highs near 52 degrees. Rain will likely impact roads, and travelers should anticipate reduced visibility and slick conditions. Monday night’s forecast shows rain continuing, with temperatures dropping to around 38 degrees.
Looking ahead, rain is likely to taper off by Tuesday, with highs around 50 degrees, but colder temperatures may bring snow at higher elevations. Tuesday night’s lows could reach 41 degrees, and rain is expected to resume.
With rainy conditions persisting into midweek, Spokane drivers should stay alert, keep headlights on in low visibility, and allow extra time for travel. Veterans Day ceremonies and outdoor events may also be affected, so attendees should bring umbrellas and be prepared for wet conditions. Stay tuned to the National Weather Service for updates as the forecast develops.
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