Spokane, WA – A winter weather advisory has been issued for areas across Washington and Idaho, forecasting snow and hazardous travel conditions from late Tuesday through Thursday morning.
According to the National Weather Service in Spokane, regions including Spokane, Coeur d’Alene, and Northern Idaho will see varying snow accumulations ranging from 0.5 to 5 inches in valleys, with mountainous regions receiving up to 12 inches. The advisory spans multiple timeframes, with impacts expected during key commute hours Wednesday.
Key Forecasts:
• Spokane and Palouse Areas: Up to 4 inches of snow, primarily affecting early commutes Wednesday morning.
• Central Panhandle Mountains: Valleys may see 1–3 inches, with higher elevations receiving up to 6 inches by Thursday morning.
• Northern Panhandle & Northeast Mountains: Valleys could see 2–5 inches, while mountain areas may receive 6–12 inches, creating difficult travel through Wednesday evening.
Snow is expected to transition to rain in lower elevations by Wednesday afternoon, with slippery roads and poor visibility likely. Drivers are urged to slow down and check road conditions via 511 in Idaho and WSDOT in Washington.
Stay updated as forecasts evolve, and plan ahead for delays during travel.
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