Justin Spinnie

1 week ago | khq.com | Justin Spinnie

Following a day with high fire danger, winds calm into Thursday with temperatures getting slightly cooler and closer to average. By the weekend, low-pressure from the Gulf-of-Alaska will bring much cooler temperatures and some healthy rain to the Inland Northwest. Around a tenth of an inch is possible for areas like Spokane. Temperatures will fall to highs in the 60s. The coolest and most rainy day is expected to be Saturday.

1 week ago | khq.com | Justin Spinnie

Temperatures in the Inland Northwest will drop slightly into Tuesday leaving highs in the upper-70s and low-80s through the middle of the week. An increase in winds on Wednesday will lead to higher fire danger into Central Washington with a Fire Weather Watch in effect for areas like Moses Lake and the Waterville Plateau. The end of the week will bring a bigger change with a better organized weather system rolling in over the Inland Northwest starting on Friday.

2 weeks ago | khq.com | Justin Spinnie

Temperatures get a bit warmer for Saturday and Sunday with mostly sunny skies across the Inland Northwest. Highs top out in the upper-70s and 80s on Saturday with most of the region reaching the 80s by Sunday. Temperatures cool-down slightly through the middle of the week, but active weather, especially rainfall, remains hard to come by with more sunshine to come.

2 weeks ago | khq.com | Justin Spinnie

Temperatures in the Inland Northwest continue to get warmer into Monday with highs into the 90s and warmer areas pushing into the triple digits. A heat advisory will be in effect Monday and Tuesday for most of Eastern Washington and North Idaho. An extreme heat warning is in effect for parts of Central Washington including Othello, Moses Lake, and Wenatchee. Drink plenty of water and avoid long periods of time in direct sunshine.

2 weeks ago | khq.com | Justin Spinnie

Temperatures are already warm, but Sunday and Monday will be downright hot. Highs will reach the 90s for most on Sunday with upper-90s and triple digits possible on Monday. A Heat Advisory is in effect for most on Monday and Tuesday with parts of Central Washington including Othello, Moses Lake, and Chelan under an Extreme Heat Warning. Make sure to stay hydrated and find shade if spending extended time outdoors. Though Tuesday will still be hot, it will bring the beginning of a cooling trend.