Spokane, Wash. – Drivers across eastern Washington may see wet roads and reduced visibility Sunday as showers and gusty winds push into Spokane. The chance of rainfall builds by late morning, with slick conditions possible on I-90 and surrounding routes into Monday morning.
According to the National Weather Service, Spokane faces up to a 40% chance of showers after 11 a.m. Sunday, with wind gusts near 22 mph. Rainfall totals should remain light, under one-tenth of an inch, but shifting conditions could complicate travel and outdoor plans. Widespread haze also develops overnight into Sunday morning, potentially reducing air quality before winds help clear skies Monday.
Sunday night brings lingering showers before turning mostly clear, with lows near 45 degrees. Sunshine returns Monday, though cooler highs hover in the lower 70s. By Tuesday, temperatures climb again, reaching the low 80s. Midweek brings near-perfect September conditions with highs in the mid-80s and cool, crisp nights…