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Washington Weather Alert: Spokane Snow Levels, Nov 10–16
Spokane, WA – Rain soaked pavement, gray November skies and changing temperatures will define Spokane's weather as another Pacific system approaches.
By Jordan Mercer · 2026-11-10T12:37:20.994Z
Spokane, WA – Rain soaked pavement, gray November skies and changing temperatures will define Spokane's weather as another Pacific system approaches.
Residents across Spokane County can expect a brief warmup before rain returns Friday and cooler conditions settle across eastern Washington.
According to the National Weather Service, Spokane faces an 80% chance of rain Tuesday, with highs near 53 degrees.
Rainfall totals are expected to remain below one tenth of an inch during the day.
However, the bigger weather story develops later this week as another round of Pacific moisture approaches.
A Brief Warmup Before the Next Weather Change Tuesday's rain should gradually ease, although additional showers remain possible through the evening.
Patchy fog could develop after 2 a.m., potentially reducing visibility for early travelers.
Veterans Day brings a noticeable improvement.
Partly sunny skies and temperatures near 63 degrees offer a welcome break from damp November conditions.
Wednesday evening temperatures fall toward 40 degrees under mostly cloudy skies.
Thursday remains partly sunny, with afternoon highs near 60 degrees.
Residents should use this relatively dry stretch to clear fallen leaves, inspect gutters and prepare outdoor equipment.
Friday Rain Returns With a 60% Chance Friday introduces another change across Spokane and surrounding communities.
The National Weather Service expects rain to become likely after 4 p.m.
Precipitation chances reach 60%, with afternoon temperatures near 61 degrees.
Drivers traveling Interstate 90, Highway 2 and other regional routes should prepare for wet pavement.
Rain remains likely Friday evening before gradually becoming less widespread.
Temperatures fall toward 41 degrees, keeping precipitation primarily rain around Spokane.
The supplied outlook does not indicate snow accumulation within the city during this period.
Weekend Turns Cooler as Pacific Systems Continue Saturday brings a 30% chance of rain, with afternoon temperatures near 54 degrees.
Rain chances increase to 40% Saturday evening, with lows around 40 degrees.
Sunday remains unsettled, with another 40% rain chance and highs near 52 degrees.
Temperatures could fall toward 37 degrees Sunday evening.
That represents a 26 degree difference from Wednesday's projected 63 degree high.
Looking toward Monday, snow levels could approach 4,300 feet across the surrounding mountains.
Higher elevations may experience wintry precipitation if sufficient moisture and colder air overlap.
Drivers heading into mountain passes should monitor conditions before traveling.