Conditions are setting up for a wet week across the Inland Northwest. That begins Monday afternoon with the first of three storms we’re tracking.
Plan your Monday
Expect increasing chances for rain, beginning in Central Washington and moving east into North Idaho through the day. You might be able to get away without having rain gear before lunch. After lunch, it won’t be a wise decision.
Temperatures will stay on the cooler side of things under these cloudy skies. Highs will only hit the low to mid 40s.
What We’re Tracking
It’s going to be a busy week! In addition to the rain on Monday afternoon and overnight, snow is possible in the mountains. Most mountain passes will only see a little bit of slushy accumulations under 1 inch. However, Stevens Pass has the potential for much more by late Tuesday morning.
After the first round of rain fizzles out Tuesday morning, an atmospheric river rolls in from the south Tuesday night. That will keep the rain going through Wednesday morning. Thursday night into Friday, a stronger system will bring gusty winds and more rain to the Inland Northwest. We’ll finally dry out for a couple of days this weekend.
Extended Forecast
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