LEWISTON, ID – The National Weather Service in Spokane says moisture associated with Hurricane Hilary will move through far southeast Washington State and Idaho late Sunday night through Wednesday, bringing periods of rain and thunderstorms. The heaviest rain is expected Monday through Wednesday for the Lewis-Clark Valley and the Idaho Panhandle.
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In addition, a Flood Watch has been issued for portions of southeast Washington including Asotin County; and Nez Perce, Lewis, and Shoshone counties in Idaho.
| Excessive runoff may result in flooding of rivers, creeks, streams, and other low-lying flood-prone locations Timing: Monday morning through Wednesday Confidence: Moderate |
| Far southeast WA and ID Panhandle • 30-50% probability of at least 0.50″ of rain Monday • 70-90% probability of at least 0.25″ of rain Monday Eastern WA including Spokane County • 10% probability of at least 0.50″ of rain Monday • 30-40% probability of at least 0.25″ of rain Monday |
– http://www.weather.gov/safety/
