Leslie Lowe

A messy wintry mix of light valley snow, sleet, freezing rain and light to moderate mountain snow will impact your travel plans this weekend. Winter weather advisories are in place

Changes arrive Thursday into Friday, with the chance of light valley snow and or a rain/snow mix, pockets of freezing rain for the Columbia Basin and light mountain snow. The

Expect light valley snow and or a rain/snow mix and pockets of freezing rain for the Columbia Basin and light mountain snow for the Cascades, North Idaho and the Palouse.

Dry quiet weather is expected as we wrap up the work week with above average daytime highs in the low to mid 40s and overnight lows in the low to

Warmer than average temperatures will bring rain to the lower elevations through the first half of the day Tuesday and keep snow levels at about 4,000' through Christmas eve. Highs

Christmas day looks quiet, with our next system set to arrive overnight Wednesday into Thursday bringing a chance for a rain/snow mix for some of the higher benches around Spokane

Our next system moves in overnight Thursday into Friday. This one tracking a bit further to the south, so not quite as impressive as Thursdays storm, but still looking to

Our parade of storms continues with our next system set to arrive Friday night into Saturday, bringing more rain for the lower elevations and snow for the mountains (snow levels

Quiet weather continues through much of the week, with a mix of sun and clouds and areas of dense patchy fog. Daytime highs will hold steady in the low to

Watch for dense fog and freezing fog to impact your Wednesday morning commute, with partly to mostly sunny skies expected by afternoon. Daytime highs will hold steady in the low