Spokane, WA – Rain and patchy fog are set to impact travel conditions across Spokane this weekend, with visibility dropping below a quarter mile on some roadways Saturday morning. The National Weather Service has also warned of potential black ice, particularly on highways and in lower-lying areas like the North Columbia Basin.
According to the National Weather Service, patchy fog will linger Friday night into early Saturday, clearing by mid-morning. Rain is forecast to arrive late Saturday afternoon, continuing into the evening, with temperatures reaching a high of 45°F. Overnight lows will hover near 38°F, increasing the chance of slick road surfaces, especially on Interstate 90 and secondary roads.
Sunday brings another round of rain, with precipitation chances at 60% throughout the day. Fog may develop early but should dissipate by mid-morning. Drivers are urged to take precautions, especially in low-visibility areas, and reduce speed where black ice is possible.
The extended forecast predicts more wet weather into next week. Monday offers a slight reprieve with only a 20% chance of rain, though conditions remain mostly cloudy. By Tuesday, rain will likely return, with highs reaching 42°F.
Travelers are advised to allow extra time for commutes and monitor local weather updates. Pedestrians should exercise caution on sidewalks, as icy patches may form overnight.
Stay informed with regular updates and consult road condition resources before heading out this weekend.
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