A longtime television weatherman has died in a small plane crash in Idaho earlier this week. On Tuesday, Jan. 27, Roland Steadham, the chief meteorologist for CBS2, was named as one of the people who died in the two-person crash near Emmett, Idaho earlier that day, CBS affiliate KBOI announced. "For the past decade, Roland Steadham guided people through storm after storm in Idaho," the station wrote. Preliminary information, authorities said, indicated that the small plane clipped a power line and crashed upon the ice in the river. Along with his love of his family, Steadham owned a small aircraft and enjoyed recreational flying.