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STA warns passengers that slick roads may cause bus delays on Tuesday

College-age young people board and disembark from a bus at the Jefferson Park and Ride in downtown Spokane in this photo from January 2012. The Spokane City Council passed a measure on Thursday, March 7, 2019, that would set aside $30,000 to buy day STA bus passes for those receiving homeless assistance in the city. (Jesse Tinsley / The Spokesman-Review)
From staff reports

The Spokane Transit Authority is warning bus riders that some routes may be late on Tuesday as a result of slippery roads.

An inch of snow was measured at the National Weather Service’s Spokane office on the West Plains at about 6 a.m., said meteorologist Amanda Young. The weather service received reports of 2 inches in Ritzville and 2 1/2 inches near Rockford.

The STA is recommending that passengers check to see if their bus is on time by checking its winter operations website.

The weather has not affected the schedules of Spokane County or Kootenai County school districts. A few districts west and south of Spokane, including Tekoa and Lind-Ritzville, announced two-hour delays. A full list of delays is available here.

The overnight temperature in Spokane reached 19 degrees.