Spokane, WA – A winter storm is set to impact Spokane and surrounding areas starting Sunday, bringing heavy snow, freezing rain, and dangerous travel conditions. Residents and travelers along I-90 should prepare for delays, icy roads, and reduced visibility.
According to the National Weather Service, snow will begin early Sunday, turning to freezing rain by afternoon with up to three inches of accumulation. Sunday night will bring steady rain and snow, while Monday, Washington’s Birthday, could see continued rain and ice, making holiday travel challenging.
Motorists are urged to drive cautiously on I-90, especially through elevated areas, and keep emergency kits in vehicles. Local officials recommend staying off the roads during peak snowfall Sunday afternoon and evening.
Temperatures will hover around the mid-30s through Tuesday, with another round of snow expected by Tuesday night. Patchy freezing fog could further reduce visibility early Saturday and Monday mornings. Residents should stay updated through local forecasts and prepare for possible power outages or road closures as storms intensify this week.
