Spokane Weather Forecast: Mild Weekend Ahead with Minimal Rain Chances
Spokane will enjoy a mild and mostly dry weekend with temperatures reaching the low 80s. The forecast predicts partly cloudy skies, minimal rain chances, and comfortable humidity levels across the region. A lingering system may introduce isolated thunderstorms near the Canadian border but overall conditions are looking favorable.
As the weekend approaches, Spokane residents can expect mostly mild and pleasant weather. Today, expect partly cloudy skies with temperatures dropping to a low of 59 degrees Fahrenheit. Winds from the south will range from 10 to 20 miles per hour, creating a comfortable atmosphere.
Tonight will also see partly cloudy conditions, with minimal chance of rain. Tomorrow, the weather looks to remain stable, with highs reaching around 82 degrees Fahrenheit. Winds will be slightly more moderate at about 10 to 15 miles per hour from the south-southwest.
The humidity will sit at 37%, and the UV index remains low, making it a great day to get outdoors. Looking ahead, Wednesday night shows a similar pattern, with lows again around 59 degrees and no rain in sight. Winds will generally remain steady, enhancing comfort levels.
Thursday night may bring partly cloudy skies with expectations for lows near 55 degrees. Humidity is expected to remain consistent at around 32%. Friday’s forecast shows a mostly clear sky with temperatures dropping to 51 degrees, perfect for a starry night.
As for Saturday night, expect partly cloudiness yet again, with a low temperature of 53 degrees. A slight chance of rain (1%) persists, but overall the weekend tends to remain dry. The weather seems agreeable, providing nice conditions to enjoy outdoor plans.
Sunday night should continue this trend with mostly clear skies and lows back down to 53 degrees. Winds will be mild, creating a friendly atmosphere for evening activities. Finally, on Monday night, there may be a few clouds floating around, again maintaining a similar temperature to the previous nights.
Leslie Lowe, Spokane’s Chief Meteorologist, noted that a lingering system off the Gulf of Alaska could introduce the possibility for pop-up showers or isolated thunderstorms—especially near the Canadian border and northern mountains—over the weekend. Citizens should remain aware of potential weather changes, although significant rainfall is not anticipated.
In summary, Spokane is gearing up for a mostly pleasant weekend with stable temperatures and minimal chances of rain. As the region enjoys partly cloudy nights and mild days, residents can make the most of their outdoor plans, barring any surprise thunderstorms in the mountains. Overall, it looks like a comfortable weekend ahead for everyone.
Original Source: www.khq.com
