Justin Spinnie is a Weather Forecaster at KHQ-TV. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, focusing on climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming while also covering regional interests and world news. 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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The cold front that brought critical fire danger yesterday has cleared the region. Behind the front today, winds will still be breezy but not near the levels of yesterday with
Thursday will bring more above average high temperatures to the Inland Northwest. Highs range in the 80s. Relative humidity values will still drop to 15-25% by the afternoon indicating a
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Temperatures stay well above average through the weekend with highs in the 80s and 90s across the Inland Northwest. The heat mixing with the dry air will drop relative humidity
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Temperatures are rising back up through the middle of the week in the Inland Northwest with Wednesday expected to be the hottest day. Highs will be in the 80s and
A ridge of high pressure continues to sit over the Inland Northwest bringing hot and dry conditions and bumping high temperatures toward the upper-80s and 90s. Wednesday is expected to
High temperatures will reach the upper-80s and 90s across the Inland Northwest on Wednesday rivaling the hottest day of the year so far. Pop-up thunderstorms are possible over the Cascades
