Spokane Residents Hope for a Dry Halloween

Spokane’s Halloween forecast calls for chilly but fairly calm conditions, with only a 10% possibility of showers. Saturday’s high should reach the upper 40s before temperatures fall into the lower 30s. Steven Van Horn of the National Weather Service said snowfall is not expected in the city, while wind gusts should stay light at 2 to 4 mph.

Before then, residents can expect a wetter, breezier stretch. Monday’s rainfall was projected to total two-tenths to one-quarter of an inch before easing that evening. Tuesday should bring a daytime pause, followed by roughly one-tenth of an inch by Wednesday. Southwest winds Tuesday could range from 8 to 18 mph, and Wednesday afternoon should remain blustery. Winds are forecast to weaken from Thursday through Saturday.

The likelihood of showers stands at 40% to 50% through Thursday, dropping to 20% to 30% into Friday. From Wednesday through Halloween, daytime temperatures should range from the upper 40s to low 50s, with lower 30s during the coldest hours. Travelers using Stevens or Snoqualmie passes may encounter snow, rain and road slush. Stevens Pass could receive 4 to 8 inches Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, while Snoqualmie Pass may get less than an inch.