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Spokane, WA – Gusty winds and dense fog are forecast to impact Eastern Washington this weekend, creating potential hazards for travelers along U.S. 2 and I-90. Winds could reach speeds up to 50 mph near the Waterville Plateau, Moses Lake zones, and the Cascades.
According to the National Weather Service, the strongest winds are expected between 2 p.m. and 11 p.m. Friday. Drivers should secure loose objects and use caution on highways as isolated tree damage is possible. Additionally, patchy fog is predicted to reduce visibility starting Saturday night, complicating travel across major roadways.
Rain and snow showers will taper off early Friday afternoon, with temperatures hovering around 35°F. Overnight, conditions will remain cloudy with lows near 30°F. Saturday brings calmer winds but patchy fog after 10 p.m., while highs will climb to 37°F. Sunday will stay mostly sunny with highs near 34°F but patchy fog could return in the evening, dropping temperatures to 23°F.
Those traveling this weekend should plan ahead and monitor updates from local weather services. Reduce speed during windy conditions and keep an emergency kit in your vehicle. Residents are encouraged to secure outdoor items such as trash bins, patio furniture, and decorations to prevent wind-related damage.
For the week ahead, conditions remain cool and dry with occasional fog through Tuesday. Stay informed by visiting weather.gov for detailed updates and live alerts for your area.
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