Spokane, WA – A dangerous stretch of extreme summer heat is moving into Spokane, with daytime highs climbing to 99°F by Tuesday and lasting through midweek. Residents should prepare now for the risk of heat-related illness, especially during outdoor activities.
According to the National Weather Service in Spokane, highs will steadily rise from 82°F Saturday to 95°F Monday, peaking near 99°F on Tuesday. Overnight lows will offer little relief, staying in the 60s throughout the week. Calm winds and abundant sunshine are expected, creating ideal conditions for rapid heat buildup.
Outdoor workers and vulnerable populations—including the elderly, young children, and those without air conditioning—should take extra precautions. Spokane County health officials recommend drinking plenty of water, avoiding strenuous tasks during peak hours (1–6 p.m.), and checking in on neighbors…