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StoriesJanuary 12, 2024

PHOTOS: Snow arrives

A person crosses Main Street as snow falls Thursday in Lewiston. Wet, fluffy flakes started falling on the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley around 5 p.m. Thursday and quickly blanketed the town. A Lewiston police dispatcher said that almost "any (road) with a hill" was closed Thursday evening. Police were scrambling to respond to several vehicle slideoffs, including a multiple-car incident on Bryden Canyon Road.
A person crosses Main Street as snow falls Thursday in Lewiston. Wet, fluffy flakes started falling on the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley around 5 p.m. Thursday and quickly blanketed the town. A Lewiston police dispatcher said that almost "any (road) with a hill" was closed Thursday evening. Police were scrambling to respond to several vehicle slideoffs, including a multiple-car incident on Bryden Canyon Road.August Frank/Tribune
A man smokes a cigarette on Main Street as snow falls Thursday night in Lewiston.
A man smokes a cigarette on Main Street as snow falls Thursday night in Lewiston.August Frank/Tribune
Snow obscures the sky Thursday night in Lewiston.
Snow obscures the sky Thursday night in Lewiston.August Frank/Tribune
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A person crosses Main Street as snow falls Thursday in Lewiston. Wet, fluffy flakes started falling on the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley around 5 p.m. Thursday and quickly blanketed the town. A Lewiston police dispatcher said that almost "any (road) with a hill" was closed Thursday evening. Police were scrambling to respond to several vehicle slideoffs, including a multiple-car incident on Bryden Canyon Road.

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