The Dense Fog Advisory was expired at 10:45 AM, and visibilities have improved across the region. Here is I-90 at Arthur St. now, quite the difference! Have a good day, and have a Happy Halloween. 馃巸
[UPDATE 8:55 AM, 10/31/2026] The Dense Fog Advisory has been extended to last through 11AM this morning as webcams and observations are still showing localized 1/4 mile visibility, especially near Spokane and Pullman. This webcam is on I-90 and Arthur St. Stay safe! #wawx
[7:50AM, 10/31/2026] Heads up, folks! A Dense Fog Advisory has been issued for the Spokane and Washington Palouse areas until 9am. There are localized areas of 1/4 mile visibility or less, with many areas 1/2 to 1 mile visibility. If driving, slow down, and stay safe. #wawx
Looking like a cool and cloudy Halloween! Keep one eye open for light rain in Eastern WA and North ID.馃巸
[10/29/26 5:50am] Good morning! Fog season is here! We're getting some reports of patchy dense fog this morning near Coulee City and Ritzville. Give yourself some extra time and prepare for changing visibilities if traveling through these areas this morning.
[Oct 28, 2PM]: Heads up we are getting a few lightning strikes across the Kettle Mountains at this hour. Storms are tracking to the northeast around 15 mph. #wawx
[Update: 10/27/26 8:30am]: Still seeing visibilities near 1/4 mile in the Moses Lake, Coulee City, Ephrata, Hartline, and Ritzville areas. Remember to turn on low-beams and reduce speed if you encounter fog while driving. #wawx
[10/27/26 6:15am] Good morning folks! Webcams and reports show patchy fog with 1/4 mile visibility near Moses Lake, Ephrata, and Ritzville. Be safe and slow down during the morning commute if you encounter fog! #wawx
[10/27/26 6:15am] Good morning folks! Webcams and reports show patchy fog with 1/4 mile visibility near Moses Lake, Ephrata, and Ritzville. Be safe and slow down during the morning commute if you encounter fog! #wawx
It's beginning to look a lot like snow is falling at Stevens Pass! Doesn't look to be sticking to the roads yet, but we will keep a close eye on the camera. As always, safe travels! #wawx
While Sunday will remain mild & dry for most locations, the weather will turn cooler and more unsettled for much of the coming week. By Wednesday night and Thursday, light mountain and mountain pass snow accumulations will become possible.
[Oct 23, 2AM]: Heads up motorists. Northerly winds have increased through the Okanogan Valley and will be spreading toward the Hwy 2 corridor between Creston, Dry Falls, and Douglas. Wind gusts of 40 mph have already be observed at Omak. #wawx
Gusty winds are expected across central & southeast Washington Thursday night through Friday afternoon. Secure loose items & Halloween decorations Thursday night! On Friday, warmer and drier weather brings elevated fire weather and patchy blowing dust to central WA & the Palouse.

ALT Graphic from NWS Spokane warning of gusty winds from Thursday night through Friday. Impacts include elevated fire weather, patchy blowing dust, and airborne unsecured objects like Halloween decorations. A map shows peak gusts of 45-50 mph near Ellensburg, 35-40 mph in Omak and Wilbur, and 10-30 mph across much of eastern Washington and North Idaho.
Chilly? Here are the Sunday morning observed lows, ranging from the low 20s to near 50. Also attached are highs for today and the highs and lows for the week. Mild, then a late week cool down.
Want the forecast for your location?
Go to weather.gov/spokane
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Cold temperatures Sunday morning. It is past traditional growing season, but if you still have plants or other things you want to protect this is your notice Details: weather.gov/spokane #wawx #idwx


![[UPDATE 8:55 AM, 10/31/2026] The Dense Fog Advisory has been extended to last through 11am this morning as we are still seeing webcams and observations showing localized 1/4 mile visibilities, especially near Spokane and Pullman. This screenshot is on I-90 and Arthur St. Stay safe! #wawx](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HV-I8ETWIAAtqx0.jpg?name=small&format=webp)
![[7:45AM, 10/31/2026] Heads up, folks! A Dense Fog Advisory has been issued for the Spokane and Washington Palouse areas until 9am. There are localized areas of 1/4 mile visibility or less, with many areas 1/2 to 1 mile visibility. If driving, slow down, and stay safe. #wawx](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HV95pgjXIAEPDB9.jpg?name=small&format=webp)






![[Update: 10/27/26 8:30am]: Still seeing visibilities near 1/4 mile in the Moses Lake, Coulee City, Ephrata, Hartline, and Ritzville areas. Remember to turn on low-beams and reduce speed if you encounter fog while driving.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HVpb_hqW4AAlY9t.jpg?name=small&format=webp)

![[10/27/26 6:15am] Good morning folks! Webcams and reports show patchy fog with 1/4 mile visibility near Moses Lake, Ephrata, and Ritzville. Be safe and slow down during the morning commute if you encounter fog!](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HVo8DQhXwAADwUM.jpg?name=small&format=webp)











