SPOKANE, Wash. — The snow is all but done for the day. A few lingering showers above 3,000 feet won’t amount to much more than an inch all said and done. While the totals were a bit dismal here in eastern Washington and North Idaho, parts of north-central Washington and the Cascades picked up some staggering amounts of snow.
We are not done with the bomb cyclone just yet. Thursday brings a few scattered showers, but warm temperatures mean it’s all rain below about 4,500 feet. Even the mountains aren’t expected to pick up much on Thursday, a few inches all said and done will be it.
Friday brings a more widespread round of rain and snow as a wave of energy spins off the cyclone, taking aim at a Northwest landfall. We’re talking some serious rain in low elevations. Even Spokane could pick up more than a half an inch of rain by the time it comes to an end. Snow, it’s all in the mountains. Snow levels climb to almost 5,000 feet as temperatures soar almost 10 degrees above normal.
Right now the weekend looks to be more dry than wet, but with a storm sitting off the coast it’s safe to assume we will see scattered showers each day. Both days look to be morning events and not near what we see on Friday, but a chance of scattered showers nonetheless.
Thanksgiving travel? Well, there’s a decent chance we remain pretty dry and pretty cold all of next week.
-KREM 2 Chief Meteorologist Jeremy LaGoo
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About the KREM 2 Weather Team
- Jeremy LaGoo is the KREM 2 Chief Meteorologist, He joined KREM in October of 2020. You can watch Jeremy weeknights on KREM 2 News at 4, 5, 6, 10 and 11 p.m.
- Thomas Patrick is the Up with KREM meteorologist from 5-9 a.m. and noon. Thomas joined KREM in January 2019. Thomas is an AMS Certified Broadcast Meteorologist since 2015. He also serves as a KREM 2 weather and science reporter.
- Michelle Boss joined the KREM 2 weather team in 1999 and can be seen on the weekend evening forecast. She previously worked as a meteorologist at WEHT in Evansville, IN, and WOWT in Omaha, NE.
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