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The winter season has seen mild snowfall but lots of fog as evening commuters travel Highway 195 past Latah Creek and the Qualchan Golf Course south of Spokane, Wash. on Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2010. Lights from housing developments make the fog glow with bright colors on both sides of the highway.
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The winter season has seen mild snowfall but lots of fog as evening commuters travel Highway 195 past Latah Creek and the Qualchan Golf Course south of Spokane, Wash. on Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2010.
Christopher Anderson The Spokesman-Review
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Low lying fog obscures Highway 195 south of Spokane, Wash., on Friday, Nov. 3, 2006. Trees along High Drive frame the scene.
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Sunrise burns through the fog settling in the valley and draws of south Spokane, Wash. on Thursday morning, April 5, 2007. This view is of the Latah Valley and Hangman area along Highway 195.
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The morning fog rising off the Spokane River frames the west end of Riverfront Park on Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2006. The last colors of fall foliage hang in the trees on the north bank of the park as a photographer pauses to watch the rising sun.
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A woman enjoys a foggy walk along High Drive in Spokane, Wash. early Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009.
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The sun burns through the thick fog as it drapes a barren tree on Idaho Street in Post Falls, Idaho.
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At sunrise, the moon heads for the western horizon while morning fog that had settled over the Spokane River in Peaceful Valley begins to rise with the sun in 2002.
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A fast moving thunderstorm dumps rain and hail over Spokane, Wash. on Thursday, Aug. 21, 2008. The storm left almost an inch of hail in Spokane Valley, Wash., causing a rash of traffic accidents. The photo was taken looking east from the Palisades Park area atop the Sunset Hill.
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The classic architecture of the Spokane County Courthouse rises above the fog covering downtown Spokane, Wash. on Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2010.
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Like a fairy princess castle, the Spokane county Court House lights up the city's skyline.
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The night skyline of Spokane, Wash. with the Spokane River in the foreground in 1997. This view is from the west.
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The Spokane city skyline glows in the twilight of evening in 2006.
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With the dwindling light of a winter sunset as a backdrop, this barn on the Moran Prairie sits with a decoration of snow in 2000. One benefit to the short daylight hours can be the drive home with spectacular sunsets.
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The sun sets above Spokane Valley, Wash., in 2001 as the storm gathers for the dump of snow. In the foreground is a tree, bare of its summer foliage, on the grounds of the Riblet Mansion high above the Spokane River off Argonne.
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Sunflowers were draped with fog at Prairie Home Farm in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho on Thursday, Sept. 30, 2010.
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Dark clouds from a rainy afternoon pass over the remains of an old barn and combine between Colfax and Pullman in 2001.
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Mt. Spokane is framed in the frost rimmed branches of trees north of Deer Park at sunset in 2000. The blues and orangish colors of the setting sun add a backdrop to the brillant white of recent snow and frost .
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A fast moving thunderstorm dumps rain and hail over Spokane, Wash. on Thursday, Aug. 21, 2008. The storm left almost an inch of hail in the Spokane Valley, causing a rash of traffic accidents. The photo was taken looking east from the Palisades Park area atop the Sunset Hill.
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Wildfires in central Washington make for a spectacular sunset over Spokane, Wash. on Friday evening, Aug. 1, 2008, as the sun tries to burn through the smoke plume of thousands of acres that have burned over the past few days.
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Spectacular cloud formations change colors at sundown on the Palouse just south of Spokane in 2006.
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A cropduster follows the rolls and lines of a harvested wheat field north of Rosalia, Wash. in 2004 . Different colors show the harvested wheat and the rolling terrain that keeps some of the fields green with unworkable terrain.
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Storm clouds and fog gather around the foothills of the Selkirk Mountains in Post Falls, Idaho. Changes in the weather pattern prompts the appearance of beautiful fall colors.
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The sunrise burns through the morning fog to reveal a record 13.7 inch snowfall across Spokane, Wash. on Monday, Jan. 28, 2008.
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The setting sun turns the smoky haze a burnt orange as a passenger jet prepares to land at Spokane International Airport on Thursday Aug. 19, 2010.
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Fall foliage frames the Spokane Riverfront Park clock tower on Oct. 28, 2006.
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A harvest truck leaves a long dusty plume after dropping a load at the Cashup elevator north of Colfax, Wash. on Friday night, Aug. 8, 2003. A brillant sunset backdrops miles of Palouse fields.
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Summer is over and fall is on the horizon. Harvest on the Palouse has left this barn surrounded by fields shorn of their bounty. This is in the Steptoe area of Highway 195 south of Spokane, Wash., in 2003.
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A combine is shrouded in light and wheat chaff during an evening of harvest south of Rosalia, Wash., on Wednesday evening, Aug. 3, 2005.
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Lightening flashes across the Spokane skyline in 2004 as thunderstorms and wind spark up new fires across the region.
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