Justin Spinnie

A trough of low-pressure is switching up the feeling outside in the Inland Northwest. Spotty shower chances continue into Thursday with temperatures dropping.

After a strong burst of rain Monday morning, conditions will be quieter for the next several days. High temperatures will be right around average for this time of year with

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An active weather pattern remains persistent over the Inland Northwest. Scattered showers will last throughout the day on Tuesday as snow levels fall at the mountain passes. Stevens Pass and

Conditions overnight into Wednesday morning will be mostly quiet and cold with possible fog development. Active weather returns midday on Wednesday in the way of mountain snow with minor accumulation

A wide band of showers is passing across the Inland Northwest overnight tonight. Late tomorrow morning, the showers will taper off and become more isolated.

Following hit and miss convective showers that will bring more snow to Lookout Pass Saturday night, Sunday will start off mostly quiet with some fog around Spokane. Shower chances are

While breezy conditions continue today, that is the last of the active weather until the weekend

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On and off scattered showers continue around the region Monday night into Tuesday. Tuesday night, the next large band of rain arrives. It is expected to stick around into Wednesday.