Matt Schaefer is the Chief Meteorologist for WXOW News 19 and WQOW-News 18, focusing on local weather forecasts for the Eau Claire area in Wisconsin. With a passion for weather and a commitment to keeping the community informed, Matt provides accurate and timely updates on current and upcoming weather conditions, including snowfall, temperature changes, and severe weather alerts.
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Matt Schaefer's coverage focuses on local weather and seasonal changes in the United States, specifically in Wisconsin and Eau Claire. His articles predominantly cover topics related to weather forecasts, snowfall predictions, temperature fluctuations, and winter-related alerts.
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By: Matt Schaefer
Today was comfortable across the Coulee Region with highs in the mid/upper 70s with dew points in the 40s and 50s! Expect another mild night tonight with lows dropping to
By: Matt Schaefer
Usually, Midwesterners say "it's not the heat, but the humidity." Well today, it was both the heat and the humidity that were excessively high.
Thursday's storms packed quite a punch with plenty of reports of tree and power line damage across Western Wisconsin. Some spots got hit harder than others, and the National Weather
By: Matt Schaefer
Wildfires continue to burn in the Western US as well as Western Canada, and that smoke has been moving over the Midwest on and off again this summer.
By: Matt Schaefer
Average temps are falling 1 degree every couple days, so warmer than average temps still might decrease over next few weeks.
By: Matt Schaefer
A weak warm front moved through last night, with just a few showers. Anywhere from no accumulation up to about 1/10" was measured across Western Wisconsin.
By: Matt Schaefer
The Chippewa Valley warmed into the 80s yet again with dew points in the upper 50s to low 60s Friday afternoon and evening. Dew points will be even higher this
By: Matt Schaefer
We are now past the midpoint of September and the month continues to be warm, humid, and a bit dry. Dew points are in the upper 50s to mid 60s
By: Matt Schaefer
We are now past the midpoint of September and the month continues to be warm, humid, and a bit dry. Dew points are in the upper 50s to mid 60s,
By: Matt Schaefer
It remained warm today across the Chippewa Valley but wasn't as humid with dew points in the mid 50s.
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