Showery and mild weather on Friday will gradually turn to cold and soggy conditions over the weekend. Be ready for mountain snow to impact travel through the mountains and chilly weather starting Saturday. It only gets colder from there next week.
What We’re Tracking
The Inland Northwest will experience a shift to cooler and wetter conditions over the next few days, with mountain snow impacting travel. Areas of light rain will develop today, becoming more widespread tonight into Saturday as the storm system we’ve been tracking all week moves inland. A cold front will pass through Saturday night, bringing much cooler temperatures and dropping snow levels to 5000-6000 feet Saturday night. Light snow will accumulate in the high mountains Sunday into Monday. Several inches of snow are expected in the mountains of northern Washington and the north Idaho Panhandle, impacting travel over mountain passes. A quieter pattern returns by Monday night with temperatures turning cold, dropping into the 20s and 30s to start Tuesday.
A Closer Look: Roads this weekend
Plan your Friday + Weekend
Extended Forecast
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