Spokane, WA – Cold morning temperatures and returning rain chances will bring changing weather conditions to Spokane through Monday, October 26, as the region moves from a frosty weekend into a cooler, unsettled workweek. Temperatures are expected to fall near 31 degrees early Saturday before afternoon sunshine provides temporary relief. By Monday, showers could return with a 30% precipitation chance, increasing to 40% Monday night as temperatures remain in the middle 30s.
According to the National Weather Service in Spokane, widespread frost is expected mainly after 2 a.m. Saturday, continuing through approximately 9 a.m. The forecast calls for a low near 31 degrees Friday night, followed by mostly sunny skies and a high near 57 degrees Saturday. Rain chances return late Sunday and increase Monday, although the supplied forecast does not identify a winter weather warning or significant precipitation accumulation for Spokane.
Frost Develops Before Weekend Sunshine Friday’s weather marks the transition from an earlier period of showers to drier conditions. Clouds are expected to gradually decrease, allowing sunshine to develop as afternoon temperatures reach approximately 58 degrees. Northwest winds of 3 to 7 mph could produce gusts as high as 20 mph before calmer conditions arrive Friday night…