Justin Spinnie is a Weather Forecaster at KHQ-TV. He focuses on climate change and environmental issues, regional interest stories, and sustainability, often covering local weather events and holiday-related topics. Justin has been featured in KHQ-TV, KNDU/KNDO-TV, and KULR 8.
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Justin Spinnie's coverage is heavily focused on local weather patterns in Spokane and the Inland Northwest. The articles mainly cover seasonal changes, evolving weather events, and specific weather-related occurrences.
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A widespread system is bringing wet, and in some cases, wintery weather across the Inland Northwest. This system continues overnight in far Eastern Washington and North Idaho.
By: Justin Spinnie
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A ridge over the Inland Northwest will lead to a comparatively quiet weather pattern. Fog is expected as northerly air mixes in to cool temperatures.
By: Justin Spinnie
A ridge continues to push in leading to mostly quiet conditions through Thursday. With an inversion returning, morning fog is a strong possibility. Temperatures starting out in the 20s and
A ridge of high-pressure is once again running the show across the Inland Northwest. This will keep a very quiet weather pattern in place all the way through next week.
By: Justin Spinnie
Martin Luther King Jr. Day will start off quite cold with well-below average temperatures for the entire Inland Northwest. Spokane will be in the low teens while northern valleys will
By: Justin Spinnie
The coldest temperatures of this cold snap arrived this morning, but it will not get much warmer ahead.
Wednesday will stay sunny and cold in the Inland Northwest. Highs will stay in the upper-20s, low-30s throughout the week. Lows will fall into the upper-teens, low-20s.
By: Justin Spinnie
Temperatures will be fairly consistent through the rest of the week and into next week with highs just shy of freezing, mostly in the low-30s and lows down into the
The Inland Northwest is stuck under a ridge of high-pressure and will stay under this ridge for the next several days. Conditions will be clear and sunny with highs in
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