Matt Schaefer is the Chief Meteorologist at WXOW News 19 and WQOW-News 18. He focuses on climate change and its environmental impacts, as well as regional interests in North America, including local weather patterns and tourism. Matt's insights and expertise have been featured in various media outlets, highlighting his commitment to informing the public about critical weather and climate issues.
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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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Tracking tonight's snow and when wind chills could approach -20°
By: Matt Schaefer
Snow this morning led to some slippery spots, though the colder temps allowed snow to be fluffy, which kept moisture content lower given the snow totals ranging from a few
By: Matt Schaefer
Cold is an understatement for today's temperatures. Even though it's not unusual in Wisconsin, this level of cold still stings and makes most Wisconsinites uncomfortable.
By: Matt Schaefer
Warmer weather will finally move in with the passage of a warm front Friday night through Saturday. Highs will approach the freezing mark by Saturday afternoon after warming all Friday
By: Matt Schaefer
It was a warm Monday with highs ranging from the mid 30s/low 40s across Western Wisconsin. Eau Claire and Menomonie were among the places that hit the 40 degree mark.
By: Matt Schaefer
There are a few light snow showers on radar this evening, and they could bring minor accumulations for some before they end overnight.
By: Matt Schaefer
The first winter storm of the winter is approaching the Chippewa Valley, and will affect travel all day Thursday.
By: Matt Schaefer
Matt was born and raised in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. He enjoys all the extremes that mother nature throws at the Badger State: from severe thunderstorms to blizzards to subzero temperatures.
By: Matt Schaefer, Austin Haskins
Matt was born and raised in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. He enjoys all the extremes that mother nature throws at the Badger State: from severe thunderstorms to blizzards to subzero temperatures.
By: Matt Schaefer
The winter solstice is the day in which the sun's direct rays are the furthest south on Earth's globe, directly over the Tropic of Capricorn at 22.5° S latitude. This
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