Author: Joel Kathrens

Our area is done with snow, for the most part. Mountains can still expect some snowfall for today. All throughout the state of Washington we can expect rainfall. Some areas in western Washington are keeping an eye on some rivers for flood risk.

Prepare for a snowy start to the day on Thursday!1" - 3" of snow across the Spokane and Coeur d'Alene area is expected, with a WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY in effect from 1:00 a.m. - noon on Thursday.  

Today and tomorrow will be the best times for your trip to the mall or the grocery store as you gear up for the Christmas festivities.

Clouds with sunbreaks today and Tuesday.Some patchy freezing fog possible for Tuesday morning.

Snow began falling around the region around 11:00 p.m. Tuesday and continued well into the early morning hours. Two inches had accumulated at the Spokane Airport as of 4:00 a.m. 

Say it ain't snow! After an unusually warm and dry start to December, the snow is on its way back into the region Tuesday night.The forecast calls for most of the snow to fall north of I-90…

Give yourself an extra few minutes for your morning commute. If you parked in the driveway last night, you'll notice some frost on the windows. Break out the de-icer and scraper.

It will be a foggy December morning across the Inland Northwest, which could decrease your visibility on your way to work. 

Morning chances of snow showers then some mid morning rain possible.Some slippery sections of roadway so be careful in the out lying areas.

You're likely waking up to a dusting of snow outside your home! We shouldn't see too much more snowfall today, though there is a chance for some flurries.

Wind advisory beginning at 4 a.m. 21 for the overnight low. It's windy now, but will get windier in the afternoon.

Tuesday is starting off with patchy, freezing fog. Later in the day we'll see cloudy conditions with temperatures in the mid 30s. 

Welcome to a cold Monday! Spokane will only reach 38 degrees today. The good news is: It should stay mostly dry.

Morning fog some freezing to bridge decks and roads then Sunshine. Clouds move in for Saturday and Sunday with Mountain snow possible.

Hopefully you're enjoying a few sunny days! Though daytime highs this week will warm to the mid-40s, we are seeing some crisp, cold nights. 

4 News Now's Mark Peterson has your morning forecast for Monday, November 18th.

Light rain will make its way into the region before noon and stick around for a few hours, just in time for your lunch break.

Happy Thursday! You're waking up to another chilly, foggy morning in the Inland Northwest. The patchy fog will stick around for this morning's commute, so be cautious on your way to work. And make sure your lights…

Areas of fog this morning and again tomorrow morning.

We'll see scattered showers throughout the late morning, rain showers are expected by noon. Things should dry out for your drive home tonight. 

When the fog lifts, we should see sunny skies with a few clouds and temperatures warming into the mid-40s. Those mild temperatures will continue all week. 

Increased clouds tonight with possible early morning showers. Cloudy Sat and Sun with a partly cloudy and cooler Monday, Veteran's Day.

We'll see some more clouds come in for the weekend, though it should stay dry.