Monday snow

Snow covered the roads in much of the Inland Northwest overnight, making for a slippery morning commute.

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Mon., Nov. 7, 2022

“These shovels are the best,” said Roy Steele as he shovels snow near his Post Falls home on Monday.

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A driver inches slowly down 56th Ct. in the Spokane Valley, Monday Nov.7, 2022, after an overnight storm dumped snow and caked trees with a white blanket. A resident of the neighborhood tries clearing the street in the background, trying to get to the mailbox.

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The morning commute on Monday was sloppy, wet and icy as drivers creep along Glenrose in southeast Spokane. An overnight snowstorm dumped snow on top of the fall foliage still hanging in the trees.

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A car tries climbing a hill on East 57th on Monday after an overnight snowstorm coated trees still laden with leafy foliage and clogged streets for the morning commute.

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The Monday Nov. 7th morning commute slowed to a crawl as traffic passes Moran Elementary on east 57th in the Spokane Valley . An overnight storm dumped snow on roads and landscaping making for a slippery wet mess.

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Morning snow covers yard art in a South Spokane backyard Monday. Snow covered the region over night.

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A window is coated with wind blown snow and ice while the background shows fall foliage still on trees and shrubs and now carrying a blanket of white.

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