Matthew Cappucci is a meteorologist at MyRadarWX. He focuses on climate change, environmental issues, and regional interest stories, with a particular emphasis on climate policy and water management across North America and beyond. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Washington Post, NPR, and The Daily Beast.
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Matthew Cappucci's coverage revolves around evolving weather stories, scientific explanations, and breaking news related to various weather phenomena. His focus is on providing in-depth analysis of ongoing weather events and their impact.
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By: Matthew Cappucci
Another total solar eclipse will take place next August, with a path of totality passing over the Strait of Gibraltar, Libya and Egypt.
By: Matthew Cappucci
Missed Wednesday's total solar eclipse in Europe? Don't worry — another one is just around the corner.
By: Matthew Cappucci
At 8:28 p.m., darkness fell like a ghostly shroud on the landscape.
By: Matthew Cappucci
In Spain at 8:28 p.m., darkness fell like a ghostly shroud on the landscape
By: Ben Noll, Matthew Cappucci
Another tropical storm or hurricane could affect Hawaii this weekend, just one week after Lala brought several feet of destructive rain and flooding to the Big Island.
And why it was so difficult.
By: Matthew Cappucci, Ben Noll
Expected to become Tropical Storm Moke, the storm system could remain weaker than a hurricane but bring heavy rain to Hawaii's Big Island.
By: Matthew Cappucci
The human-made “noctilucent” cloud Tuesday was both rare and spectacular, though visible for only a short period for early risers.
France is again under moderate wind or severe thunderstorm warnings, and another round of extreme weather is likely across Western Europe.
Tropical Storm Dolly could bring much-needed rain to Puerto Rico, probably without destructive impact.
