Justin Spinnie

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Anchor and Reporter at KFBB-TV (Great Falls, MT)

@KHQLocalNews Weather Forecaster/Reporter. Formerly with KLEW News. @WSUPullman alum, but reading more books now @msstate

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Temperatures get even warmer before slight changes Wednesday night

1 week ago | khq.com | Justin Spinnie

The Inland Northwest still sits under a ridge of high-pressure. This will bring temperatures toward the upper-70s on Wednesday with warmer areas reaching the 80s. Cloud cover will increase Wednesday evening ahead of a cold front passing through late at night. A few light showers are possible, but the biggest impact will be a drop in high temperatures on Thursday.
More sunshine is in store for the Inland Northwest

1 week ago | khq.com | Justin Spinnie

Expect clear days with high temperatures in the 70s for Tuesday and Wednesday with the region under a ridge of high-pressure. Low temperatures will still fall into the upper-30s and low-40s without cloud cover to keep the heat in. Wednesday night will feature a cold front passing through. A few weak showers are possible along the front, but the more noticeable change will be cooler temperatures and slightly stronger winds into Thursday.
Dry conditions and warm temperatures headline the weather week ahead

1 week ago | khq.com | Justin Spinnie

Sunshine will be abundant this week in Spokane with a ridge of high-pressure guiding the weather pattern through Wednesday. This will bring a warming trend with highs rising up to the upper-70s by Wednesday. Things will change briefly on Thursday as a dry cold front drops temperatures and increases winds. Warmer air then pools into the region with highs pushing the 80s by Friday and Saturday. Expect dry conditions all week long.
Bloomsday Weather: Staying cool and drying out

1 week ago | khq.com | Justin Spinnie

As a cold front gradually moves from west to east, it will be taking shower activity with it leaving much dryer air behind. Conditions for Bloomsday look to stay dry with partly-to-mostly cloudy skies and slight breeze. Temperatures will start in the 40s in morning but pick up toward the 60s by the afternoon. A ridge of high pressure brings a dry warming trend Monday through Wednesday. Expect to see highs push toward the 80s by Wednesday with plenty of sunshine along the way.
Warm temperatures continue into the new week with a touch of instability in the Inland Northwest

2 weeks ago | khq.com | Justin Spinnie

The overall weather pattern will keep most of the region dry while temperatures hold above average. Expect highs in the 70s again on Sunday. Cooling will bring those highs into the 60s by Monday and Tuesday, but those temperatures will still be above average for this time of year. A touch ofÂ
Freezing temperatures expected overnight across the Inland Northwest

3 weeks ago | khq.com | Justin Spinnie

Expect freezing temperatures overnight Monday into Tuesday morning across much of the Inland Northwest. Areas including Wenatchee, Moses Lake, and the LC Valley are under a Frost Advisory with temperatures that could damage or kill already planted plants and crops. The rest of the work week looks pretty dry and quiet with a chance for temperatures to warm up. Highs push up into the upper-60s and low-70s by Thursday and Friday.
Unsettled weather to start the week, but quieter weather arrives in Spokane Tuesday

3 weeks ago | khq.com | Justin Spinnie

A slightly unstable atmosphere is continuing the weather pattern of pop-up, heavy showers across the region and thunderstorm chances in the northern mountains. This same pattern of infrequent showers continues into Monday with seasonal temperatures. Highs top out in the 50s a low-60s. By Tuesday, a new pattern takes hold resulting in dryer conditions and warming. Highs climb into the upper-60s by Thursday. Temperatures then quickly drop and shower chances return for next weekend.
Spokane allergy season brings high pollen counts and itchy eyes

4 weeks ago | khq.com | Justin Spinnie

SPOKANE, Wash. – As sunny days and wind fill the Spokane area, pollen and allergens are starting to increase in number. Experts are noting high pollen counts from both grass and trees in the region. "The Spokane area is really notorious for having high pollen counts, both grass and trees," Dr. Geoffrey Julian from Spokane Valley Ear, Nose, Throat, and Facial Plastics said. People are starting to feel the effects, which are anything but pleasant. "Those who suffer really know this can be limiting.
A mostly quiet weather week is in store for the Inland Northwest

1 month ago | khq.com | Justin Spinnie

A ridge of high-pressure will usher in a precipitation free period of weather for the Inland Northwest. A warming trend will kick in on Sunday afternoon following a cold start to the day. High temperatures will push toward 70 degrees by Tuesday before a slight drop in temperature with increasing winds for Wednesday and Thursday.
Spokane experts guide new gardeners amid rising grocery costs

1 month ago | khq.com | Justin Spinnie

SPOKANE, Wash. – As inflation continues to impact grocery prices, some Spokane residents are turning to self-reliant methods like gardening. The latest Consumer Price Index showed a 3% rise in overall food prices. Eggs have surged over 60%, while apples and lentils have seen increases of almost 5% and more than 3% respectively. With warmer weather approaching, many are questioning if growing their own food might be a more cost-effective option.