The sudden drop in temperatures prompted meteorologists to issue the first freeze watch of the season.
The National Weather Service office in Spokane, Washington, issued on Friday a freeze watch for several cities in its forecast region as temperatures are forecast to plunge as much as 40 degrees overnight.The sudden drop in temperatures is not unusual for Washington for this time of year, but it comes as meteorologists warn that temperatures as low as 28 degrees could affect parts of the state and disrupt the growing season.
Highs this weekend will be near normal, NWS Spokane posted on X, formerly Twitter, but the low temperatures are below normal. Temperatures in the Spokane region will warm up again next week, Clevenger said. A warm, dry trend will start after Sunday.In addition to the freeze watch, NWS meteorologists have issued a frost advisory for northwestern Montana for Friday and Saturday night.'Temperatures as low as 35 will result in frost formation,' the advisory said.
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