Thick fog has settled over the I-90 corridor this morning. Take it easy on the roads through late this morning while we wait for the fog to lift.
What We’re Tracking
Morning valley fog in northeast Washington and the Idaho Panhandle will reduce visibility for the morning commute. An Atmospheric River-type system will move in over the latter half of Friday, packing a significant amount of moisture that will raise our rain chances Friday night and Saturday. The rain will hold off long enough that most trick-or-treaters won’t have to deal with anything more than a quick sprinkle.
A significant rain shadow will occur along the lee slopes of the Cascades this weekend, limiting rain totals in central and eastern Washington. Saturday’s rain will be more of an inconvenience for North Idaho. It will be breezy and warm as this storm passes.
More wet weather is likely next week, but Sunday should be nice as we get a break between storms.
Plan your Thursday
Extended Forecast
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