There’s rain for both Saturday & Sunday this weekend! – Emily

SPOKANE, Wa. — The weather system we’ve been anticipating is moving slower than expected and taking longer to get to our side of the state. Steven’s Pass is already beginning to see snow, and that’s what is headed our way. There’s a Winter Weather Advisory in place for the areas that are likely to get mostly snow out of this system. This includes the Okanogan Valley, Cascade valleys, and parts of Northeast Washington. Those in the surrounding Moses Lake area will want to be on the lookout for pockets of freezing rain. As for the Spokane region, it’s going to be primarily rain, though we may get a rain/snow mix later in the evening as temps fall into the lower-30s. Regardless, it won’t amount to much accumulation, if any at all. This clears out, then on Sunday, we’re in for round two. -Emily Blume, in for Kris Crocker

Rain beginning around 10:00 AM Saturday.

Saturday Planner

Winter Weather Advisory for the areas shaded in purple.

Winter Weather Advisory

Forecast Radar shows the active weather becoming widespread across the region around 1:00 PM, Saturday.

Forecast Radar

Friday night we were on the storm’s edge. Rain & snow is headed our way with temps warmer than usual.

4 Things To Know

We’re settling into a monotonous pattern here with rain chances continuing and temps steady in the lower-40s and upper-30s.

Planning Forecast