Inland Northwest Weather: Cool Trends Give Way to Sunshine and Warmer Days Ahead
The Inland Northwest is facing a cool and unsettled weather trend, with temperatures declining and scattered showers expected through Thursday. A shift towards warmer conditions is forecasted for Friday. Over the weekend, temperatures will rise, potentially reaching 68°F on Sunday, before rain returns early next week.
The Inland Northwest will experience a continuation of cool and unsettled weather. The forecast indicates a steady decline in temperatures accompanied by gusty winds, with scattered and weak showers expected through Thursday. On Friday, a shift in weather is anticipated, bringing brighter sunshine and warmer temperatures to the region.
Current conditions in Spokane reveal a high of 54°F with cloud cover and winds from the southwest at 10 to 15 mph. The evening forecast predicts a low of 36°F with continued considerable cloudiness. Looking ahead, Thursday may see partly cloudy skies and temperatures ranging from highs in the mid-50s to lows in the low-30s.
Friday is expected to deliver abundant sunshine with highs reaching 59°F. The weekend forecasts show a warming trend, with Saturday seeing a high of 64°F and clear skies. By Sunday, temperatures may rise to 68°F, though increasing cloud cover may bring showers late in the night, with a 40% chance of rain.
Next week begins with a mixed forecast, as Monday could bring chances of showers with highs of 57°F. Following this, a cloudy Tuesday with highs around 59°F is predicted, maintaining cooler temperatures for the week ahead.
The Inland Northwest is currently experiencing a cool and unsettled weather pattern with temperatures gradually decreasing and scattered showers likely through Thursday. However, this pattern is set to change with warmer temperatures and sunshine expected starting Friday into the weekend. As the week progresses, there are prospects of rain returning, particularly on Sunday night and Monday.
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