SPOKANE, Wash. – Flood Alerts remain in place along Washington’s West Side as well as through Boundary County and into Northwestern Montana as rains and mountain snow have raised river levels across the Inland Northwest. Through the remainder of the work week, showers are set to continue off and on along the Cascades and throughout the Panhandle, with the chance for rain in Spokane and the surrounding areas of Eastern Washington peaking at about 30 percent.
Temperatures are set to rise to the mid 60s for the Spokane-Coeur d’Alene Metro area by Friday, the first day of Spring, with overnight lows into the low 50s. Central WA and the L.C. Valley are on track for daytime highs in the 70s before the work week is over…