According to local government and CBS affiliate KBOI, CBS2 Idaho key scientist Roland Steadham died in a helicopter crash on January 27 near Emmett.

A small plane with two tenants crashed into the Payette River, just north of Montour, at 10: 58 am, according to the Gem County Sheriff's Office. The plane apparently struck the river ice before cutting a power line, according to preliminary data. Both gentlemen who were the inhabitants passed away at the field. Officials have not yet determined the identity of the pilot of the aircraft at the time of the collision. Steadham, 67, was a well-known character on nearby television, according to Career and Legacy. He served as Idahoans ' primary guide during hurricanes and extreme weather events for more than ten years.

He enjoyed sharing his knowledge of the wind with residents of Idaho. His joy was infectious, KBOI said in a goodnight information.

Steadham, a student of the University of Utah and Brigham Young University, began his career as a meteorologist in 1995, making himself a recognized authority in the area.

Personal Life and Aviation Passion

Steadham was a loving husband, father of six, and father, according to the system, and he frequently mentioned his family, with whom he enjoyed family outings like swimming and home meetings.

He also worked in television, owned a small plane, and enjoyed fun flying, a hobby he frequently discussed with coworkers and viewers.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB ) will be in charge of the investigation to determine the precise causes of the crash, according to the Federal Aviation Administration ( FAA ). As the investigation gets closer, standard updates may be made, according to sources.

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