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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By: Justin Spinnie
Conditions will be mostly quiet on Monday give or take a few pop-up showers and storms way up north near the Canadian border and near the Blue Mountains.
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By: Justin Spinnie
While temperatures hold above average on Tuesday with highs in the upper-80s and 90s, a breeze from the southwest will pick up slightly leading gusts of 20-25 mph.
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By: Justin Spinnie
As a ridge of high pressure builds in over the Inland Northwest, high temperatures will stay well above average and get even hotter to end the week.
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By: Justin Spinnie
Dry and hot air is building back in over Spokane thanks to a ridge of high pressure. Temperatures top out in the 80s and low-90s on Monday with widespread 90s for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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By: Justin Spinnie
Summer is not done with the Inland Northwest yet as temperatures are climbing into the 90s across much of the region. The LC Valley is expected to break the 100 degree mark.
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