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Early fall foliage appearing in Spokane as summer heat and shorter days trigger color change
SPOKANE, Wash. — While fall doesn't officially arrive for another week, some trees across Spokane are already displaying their autumn colors in what arborists describe as an unusual but not alarming early shift.
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Foggy mornings to start the week with sunshine ahead
After abundant rainfall over the weekend, fog is covering areas of Central Washington to start Monday morning. As the fog mixes out, clouds will also clear leading to sunshine by Monday afternoon. Temperatures will still be cooler with highs ranging from the upper-50s to low-70s. Spokane will be somewhere in...
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Flash Flood Watch in effect for most of Sunday for Spokane wildfire burn scar areas
Heavy rain is expected in the early hours for Spokane County, and the Inland Northwest. A Flash Flood Watch has been called by NOAA for the burn scar areas around Spokane from 2 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. From the National Weather Service – Moderate to heavy rainfall over the...
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Flash Flood Watch in effect for most of Sunday for Spokane wildfire burn scar areas
Heavy rain is expected in the early hours for Spokane County, and the Inland Northwest. A Flash Flood Watch has been called by NOAA for the burn scar areas around Spokane from 2 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday.
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Getting Beyond Traditional Wildfire Risk Analysis
On Saturday, Aug. 1, 2026, more than 60,000 Spokane area residents lost their sense of security as they were evacuated from their homes to escape wildfires. No one had been expecting three fast-moving wildfires to overtake three suburban counties in Washington state. Categorized as a complex fire, these individual ignitions—collectively...
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One more day in the 70s and 80s, and then there are big changes by the weekend
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Colfax Volunteer Fire Crews Extinguish Small Wildfire Near Town
Despite the recent rains it is still fire season on the Palouse. Volunteer Firefighters from Whitman County Fire District 11 and the City of Colfax extinguished a wildfire on Monday afternoon. The fire burned about four acres on North Palouse River Road just outside of town. According to a post on D11’s Facebook, the blaze was only minutes away from burning up the Palouse River Canyon walls. The volunteer department is reminding the public that wildfire season is not over. A Washington statewide burn ban remains in place from the governor until the end of the month.
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From clouds to sunshine for a nice Tuesday afternoon 🌤️
Tuesday will be a transitional day as sunnier, warmer conditions arrive this afternoon. Cloudy skies and damp roads will dry up and move out as we head into Tuesday afternoon. High temperatures will climb into the 70s this afternoon before dropping into the 40s and low 50s Tuesday Night. Parts of North Idaho will stay cloudier for more of the day and will only hit the middle to upper 60s.
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Plan Your Day: September 9th, 2026
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Spokane burn scars raise runoff concerns as rain moves in through Labor Day
Spokane, Wash. — Just over one month after the Spokane complex fires, the city is preparing for rain through Labor Day, that could create new problems in burned areas. More than 800 homes were lost in the fires. While the immediate fire danger had passed, city crews were watching for runoff from ash and debris left behind across damaged properties.
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Chilly and rainy Labor Day Weekend for Spokane, Coeur d'Alene
Consider hosting Apple Cup watch parties indoors this weekend as the forecast shows less than favorable weather. A chance for thunderstorms continues over Northeastern Washington and the Idaho Panhandle Saturday afternoon and evening. Models show Spokane and Kootenai Counties in the footprint of this stormy weather. Prepare for showers, wind impacts and lightning.
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Two more fires started during Spokane Firestorm; How hundreds of homes avoided disaster
SPOKANE, Wash -- On the day of the Spokane Area Fires, first responders were stretched thin across three massive fires. And as crews battled one of the worst natural disasters in state history, quick thinking from police and bystanders saved hundreds of more homes near Downriver Golf Course.