Matt Standridge is the Chief Meteorologist at WTHR Indiana. He specializes in climate change, global warming, and climate policy, while also covering regional interest and world news, agriculture, and sports. Matt has been featured in various outlets, including WQAD News 8, THV11, and WHAS-TV.
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Matt Standridge's coverage mainly focuses on local weather-related events, particularly in Arkansas. He appears to be interested in evolving and seasonal stories related to weather, such as snowfall reports and forecasts for specific events like meteor showers.
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By: Matt Standridge
On-and-off rain chances are likely Carb Day Friday, Parade Day Saturday and Indy 500 Race Day Sunday. There will be lots of dry time too!
Rain showers will gradually move into Indiana from the south, arriving later this morning and throughout the afternoon. Pop-ups are possible race day Sunday.
Showers from Kentucky are drifting north into Indiana. A few showers are possible later today, with additional showers tonight and Wednesday.
By: Matt Standridge
There has never been a snow later than this week in Indiana's recorded history.
By: Matt Standridge
We commonly know a blue moon as the second full moon, but this was a mistake from the original meaning and caught on.
The first ones arrived as early as March, but the biggest waves are expected the next couple of weeks across Indiana.
By: Matt Standridge
We had a lot of rain this past May, but no tornadoes. It was a nice break from the most tornado prone month of the year on average. INDIANAPOLIS —
By: Matt Standridge
High pressure has been dominating our weather recently. When we have it, we stay dry. When it leaves, we get wet. We expect it to leave this weekend.
June in Indianapolis brings intense UV radiation, with index values reaching up to 11, meaning unprotected skin can burn in under 10 minutes.
By: Matt Standridge
A front is slowly approaching Indiana. After a few rogue storms today, more widespread rain chances likely arrive Saturday.
