Some clouds hanging out today then clearing tonight.

Saturday we have a ridge of high pressure that lasts through the weekend and then weekens into Monday.

Next week another cool and vigorous system moves in with showers and cooler temps.

Enjoy Father's day.

The entire month of June is National Adopt-A-Shelter-Cat Month!

To celebrate, all cats one year and older picked up at the Spokane Humane Society will have its adoption fee waived.

“We hope that you will take advantage of this special and come down to find your new forever furry friend. Second hand shelter animals make first hand pets,” Executive Director, Dave Richardson said.

The waived adoption fees include all of the felines being up to date on its shots, spayed or neutered and have a micro chip with all its basic information.

There are many different varieties of breeds colors and personalities so finding a match will be easy!

National Adopt-A-Shelter-Cat Month at Spokane Humane Society

• 6607 N. Havana (off Francis & Bigelow Gulch)
• For more information contact the Human Society at (509) 467-5235 or at their website

Without tens of thousands more in donations, 1,300 Spokane kids will be left out of public pools this summer.

Spokane city pools open on Monday and Spokane County and Spokane Valley pools open Friday. With the number of kids on the free season pass wait list growing by the day, the need for donations is urgent.

Money doesn't concern 8-year-old George, who looks longingly at the A.M. Cannon Pool in the West Central neighborhood.

"My grandpa will actually get [passes] so we can go swimming this year," George said.

George and other boys at the park Thursday say the slide is the main attraction at the Cannon pool.

"You can race your friends on them," an 'almost 11-year-old' Nicholas said.

Nicholas is one of the hundreds of kids who has a free season pass already. The passes are provided by the "Make a Splash" program sponsored by the Spokane Parks Foundation.

"Sometimes the West Central [community center] makes it to where you can go there for free if you sign the paper, which I was smartly doing," Nicholas said with a smirk.