Matt Serwe is a journalist for KSTP-TV based in St. Paul, Minnesota. He specializes in weather reporting, providing forecasts and updates on current weather conditions in the area. Matt's articles focus on the local weather patterns, including the chances of snow, cold temperatures, and dangerous wind chills.
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Matt's coverage heavily focuses on weather-related topics, specifically winter and cold-related themes. He is likely to be interested in receiving pitches related to expert insights on upcoming weather patterns, particularly those involving snowfall and cold temperatures.
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Here's your Saturday evening forecast for November 9, 2024 from Minnesota's Weather Authority and Meteorologist Matt Serwe.
Here's your Sunday evening forecast for November 10, 2024 from Minnesota's Weather Authority and Meteorologist Matt Serwe.
Here's your Monday afternoon forecast for November 11, 2024 from Minnesota's Weather Authority and Meteorologist Matt Serwe.
Here's your Tuesday afternoon forecast for November 12, 2024 from Minnesota's Weather Authority and Meteorologist Matt Serwe.
The blustery weather continues tonight into Sunday morning. Those winds finally calm down Sunday afternoon, and we get to see plenty of sun.
First, some good news! Highs stay in the mid 50s Monday and Tuesday. And that concludes the good news portion of this forecast.
Rain is moving into southern Minnesota Monday afternoon. In the Twin Cities, expect rain after 3:00 PM, and steady rain during the evening commute.
As expected, the rain arrived in the Twin Cities after 3:00 PM. More rounds of rain lift across Minnesota and Wisconsin tonight, and it could be heavy at times.
The rain has pushed across northern Minnesota Tuesday afternoon. There are many rain totals between 1.0” and 1.5” across the state.
We might see a little break from the snow showers in the Twin Cities early Wednesday afternoon. More light snow moves in for the late afternoon and evening commute.
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