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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

Heat Wave

Since 1881, when the National Weather Service began observing temperatures in Spokane, the mercury has topped 100 degrees five times in June. If the forecast holds, Spokane will double that number by Wednesday.

Friday June 25 Weather Forecast

It’s been our big story all week long, getting ready for the heat wave. The National Weather Service upgraded the excessive heat watch to a warning on Thursday, indicating the dangerous heat is imminent.
News >  Idaho

Spokane has hit 100 degrees in June just five times since 1881. That number is expected to double within a week

Temperatures are expected to eclipse 100 starting Saturday in Spokane, and won't dip below the triple-digit mark until Thursday. If so, it'll tie the longest streak of consecutive 100-degree days in Spokane in history, dating back to July 1928, and will shatter the streak in the month of June set six years ago, when temperatures topped 100 twice on June 27 and June 28.
News >  Business

Air conditioning a hot commodity in Spokane region that keeps getting hotter

When the average Spokane-area customer learns that a house's furnace needs to be replaced, he or she will probably  kick that decision down the road, even if the outside temperature is 10 degrees below zero.But that same customer facing a broken air conditioner in 90-degree heat won't hesitate a minute to get that unit fixed, said Nathan Norman, owner of Bill's Heating & AC, which is based in Post Falls.