Tuesday snow in Spokane
The latest shot of winter arrived Tuesday afternoon with several inches of snow forecast overnight into Wednesday morning.
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A downed street sign and tire tracks are visible Tuesday after being hit by a southbound car that flew over the curb and onto the sidewalk on Monroe Street near First Avenue in downtown Spokane.
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Cars creep down Division Street near 7th Avenue, Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2020, as packed-down snow made driving hazardous during the evening commute.
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Cars creep up Monroe Street, Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2020, as packed-down snow quicly became slick and made driving hazardous during the evening commute.
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A truck from the Spokane Transit Authority gives a push to a large STA bus which couldn’t get traction and was in danger of colliding with a parked car as it slid sideways on Monroe Street Near First Avenue, Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2020, in downtown Spokane, Washington.
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Drivers crawl along the road to avoid sliding as subfreezing temperatures prevent the accumulated snow from melting on the roadways on Feb. 4, 2020, in downtown Spokane. More snow is forecast this evening and overnight.
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An STA bus succcessfully avoided a collision with a parked car and remained blocking the right lane on Monroe near W. Sprague while an STA vehicle redirected traffic via emergency lights, for several minutes on Feb. 4, 2020, in downtown Spokane. Subfreezing temperatures prevented the accumulated snow from melting on the roadwaysand it became solid ice.
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