Prepare for winter driving conditions as snow moves across the Inland Northwest to impact the mountain passes Tuesday through Thursday. Snowfall is expected to peak on Tuesday evening in the Cascades, impacting Stevens and Washington Passes with up to 4 inches in a 6-hour window. There is also the potential for a wintry mix throughout the lowlands Wednesday night through Thursday morning. Travelers should monitor the latest forecasts and stay updated on changing road conditions at weather.gov/spokane.
Colder overnight lows will result in areas of frost for Thursday and Friday Night. Those that have planted should take action to protest plants and vegetation.
Interested in becoming an official SkyWarn Storm Spotter for the Inland Northwest? The training schedule is posted on our webpage in the News Headlines. We will offer several Basic Spotter courses as well as an Advanced course. The virtual training is free to attend. Find the registration on our webpage.
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