Justin Spinnie is a weather forecaster for KHQ-TV and KNDU/KNDO-TV, with a focus on local weather conditions in the Spokane area of Washington. Justin provides accurate and timely forecasts, keeping residents informed about upcoming weather events, including snowstorms, extreme cold, rain, fog, and visibility conditions.
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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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By: Justin Spinnie
Scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms will pop-up across the Inland Northwest once again on Tuesday. The day will start of cool with temperatures mostly in the 40s. Most of the region will heat up to just below average temperatures in the 70s.
After a loud start to the weather week, conditions are about to quiet down. The sun will come out for most of the region starting on Juneteenth. This will be
SPOKANE, Wash. - With a dry start to fire season in the Inland Northwest, more large fires are always a possibility to be prepared for.
By: Justin Spinnie
Tuesday and Wednesday will bring above average temperatures with highs in the upper-80s and low-90s across the region. Gusty conditions on Wednesday could lead to high fire danger especially toward
Wednesday will start with spotty showers moving in across the region. Into the afternoon and evening, a cold front will pick up winds and increase instability, especially in the northern
Following a couple of days well into the 80s, Spokane and most of the Inland Northwest will see high temperatures fall into the 70s on Thursday. Some shower and thunderstorm
By: Justin Spinnie
Calm conditions arrive on Friday with comfortable temperatures right around average for late June. Saturday will be quite a bit warmer with temperatures rising into the 80s.
By: Justin Spinnie
The low-pressure system that brought stormy activity to start the week is migrating east, opening the door for sunshine and a warming trend to fill its place.
By: Justin Spinnie
A ridge pattern is beginning to dig in leading to a forecast full of sunshine and quite the warming trend ahead. High temperatures on Wednesday will be warm but mild
High and low temperatures are still on the rise across the Inland Northwest. This weekend highs will be well into the 90s for most areas with lows staying in the
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