They were socked-in with the low clouds and fog in the L-C Valley this morning, but it was beautiful. 

Diane snapped a few pictures of a Lewiston  landscape flocked with frost. 

Expect more chilly, grey weather through the weekend, but if you look closely, you'll see the charm in this weather pattern.

We've already seen our first snow in the Inland Northwest and KXLY4's Chief Meteorologist Kris Crocker said several more winter storms are on the way.

Light to moderate snow is expected Wednesday in the valleys, Crocker said. The chance of snow lingers through Friday with moderate to heavy snowfall in the valleys.

She also said the temperatures aren't going to climb high enough to do much melting anytime soon.

Continued: Spokane's Snow Plan, Lookout Pass and Winter Driving Tips

Even after last night's rain storm through Spokane County, fire danger is still high throughout Eastern Washington.

Other parts of the state are facing fire dangers as well. Across the state, burning has been banned with the exception of some recreational fires in approved fire pits. As the summer continues, some fire restrictions increase.