I can’t access live weather tools from here, so I can’t pull current Spokane snowfall forecasts directly in this reply. Based on typical Spokane patterns, snow begins in earnest in the late fall to early winter, with the heaviest snowfall generally occurring between December and February. Exact timing for a given year depends on atmospheric patterns and local storm tracks. What you can expect and how to check
- Typical windows: First measurable snow often appears in November or December, with frequent snowy days from December through February. Light snow or flurries can occur in October or November on occasion, especially at higher elevations.
- Mountain passes and higher elevations near Spokane (e.g., Mt. Spokane) often see earlier snow accumulation and longer-lasting snow events than the valley floors.
- For precise, up-to-date details: check local forecasts from the National Weather Service (Spokane/Ox) and reputable meteorology outlets, and look at short-range forecasts (0-72 hours) for chances of snow, and longer-range outlooks for chances of above/below average snowfall.
If you’d like, I can guide you on how to interpret a snow forecast, or help you set up alerts for Spokane snow events using local weather sources.
