Rain, rain and more rain
Welcome to your Wednesday! You're waking up to more rain... are you surprised?
Weather
Don't forget your rain coat as you head out for work today!
Good morning! It is Tuesday, January 28. Plan on a rainy Tuesday. We are expecting more rain throughout this morning and this afternoon.
Potholes; why they show up this time of year and how you can get them fixed
Swerving around the road while driving, hearing that loud clunk at the bottom of your car – welcome to pothole season in Spokane.
Earlier sunrises, later sunsets and more hours of daylight are on the way
Are you feeling down from the dark and gloomy weather? We've got some good news for you!
This week's temperatures will linger nearly 20 degrees above average for this time of year
Temperatures across the Inland Northwest will linger in the mid to high 40s for the rest of the week.
We'll take rain over snow any day!
It has sure been a soggy month here in Spokane! Today will stay pretty dry but get ready for more rain this week.
Grab an umbrella on your way out the door
Good morning! It is Friday, January 24. 4 News Now's Mark Peterson says we can expect rain this morning then showers through Saturday.
Mild temperatures and more rain: Bring your umbrella as you head out today!
You're waking up to some fog and a few icy patches on roads in the area. Expect more rain today and into next week.
Shifting from snow to rain, paired with gray skies
Gray skies and more wet weather on the way in our local weather forecast.
Rain and snow and ice, oh my!
That wet, wintry weather is sticking around today. The National Weather Service says we should expect another round of a mix of rain, snow and pockets of freezing rain.
Wet, wintry weather: rain and chance of some light snow in the forecast today
We could see some freezing rain across parts of Moses Lake and the Upper Columbia Basin this morning, according to the National Weather Service.
Enjoy the dry weather while it lasts, rain on the way
Enjoy the dry weather while it lasts!
Take it slow this morning! Freezing fog is making roads extra slick for your commute
SPOKANE, Wash. -- You're waking up to a dry Monday with some patchy morning fog covering the northern valleys, especially around Omak and Bonners Ferry. That freezing fog might impact your morning commute, as visibility could be reduced to less…
Town totals: Areas of the Inland Northwest see more than 2 feet of snow in the past week
After a slow start to winter, the Inland Northwest has gotten its fair share of snow.... and more is on the way!
Sun and clouds today, weekend snowfall on the way
4 News Now's Mark Peterson says we can expect sun and clouds with some patchy freezing fog today.
Fresh snow overnight could impact your morning commute
You're waking up to a fresh layer of snow covering roads in the area. Make sure to take it easy on your commute this morning.
A dry morning, then another round of snow
Wednesday will start with a quick break from the snow, but expect up to 2 inches in the afternoon through Thursday morning.
Students brave the snow as spring semester gets underway at WSU Pullman
If Cougs can survive the heartbreak that comes with a football season, then they can pretty much survive anything – like getting back to Pullman in time for spring semester, even though it does not feel anything like spring at the moment.
5.5 feet of snow fall on Snoqualmie pass in four days
It is a white out on Snoqualmie Pass!
Brrrr... one of the coldest nights of the year on its way
Another snowy morning for the Inland Northwest. Most areas are expecting up to two inches of fresh snow today.
Where to find school closings & delays
With more snow overnight, local school districts may delay or cancel class for Tuesday, January 14.
Spokane Public Schools "open & on time" Tuesday
Spokane Public Schools will be open and on time Tuesday, according to a tweet from the district Monday night.
City of Spokane opening emergency shelters, warming centers as temperatures dip
The City of Spokane has activated more services for those experiencing homelessness as more cold weather moves into the region.
Crews clear fallen trees, SR 206 reopens up to Mt. Spokane ski area
The Washington State Department of Transportation reopened State Route 206 from milepost 8 up to the Mt. Spokane Ski Area just before 2:15 p.m. Monday.
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