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Lake Roosevelt National Recreation AreaIndian Boarding School at Fort Spokane: Black and white photo. Students in uniform in four long lines. Girls in dresses in front two rows.
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Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area
Weather
Yellow daisy-like flower with purple vetch in the background

Jeff Axel NPS

A dry, sunny climate predominates at Lake Roosevelt in the summer months. As you go father north, it becomes cooler and wetter. In the summer temperatures range from 75 to 100 degrees F during the day, and from 50 to 60 degrees F at night. Spring and fall are cooler but still pleasant.The weather can be dramatically different from one end of the lake to the other.

Click on the following districts to get the most current weather.

North District - Kettle Falls

South District - Fort Spokane

Headquarters- Coulee Dam
Park ranger patrolling the shoreline  

Did You Know?
A common rumor at Lake Roosevelt is that the National Park Service controls the lake level. This is not true. The lake level is controlled by Bureau of Reclamation computers that optimize lake levels for only five things: flood control, power production, irrigation, dam repairs, and salmon runs.

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Last Updated: October 07, 2006 at 16:55 EST