Following yesterday’s cold front, temperatures in eastern Washington will return to more seasonal norms, with significantly weaker winds today. The National Weather Service in Spokane reports highs in the mid-60s to mid-70s, around 15-20 degrees cooler than Wednesday.
A system moving through northern British Columbia could bring light rain to areas near the North Cascades tonight. Friday and Saturday will see drier and warmer conditions, with highs rebounding into the 70s. Another weather system will arrive Sunday, bringing breezy winds and cooler temperatures, with possible freezing overnight lows early next week.
A new system will bring light rain to the north Cascades by late tonight, though most of the Inland Northwest will remain dry. Warmer, drier conditions are expected for Friday and Saturday, with another cool front and breezy winds arriving by Sunday.