Matthew Cappucci

My mother always said you can smile in any language.

I kind of like the spotted lantern flies. 🤷‍♂️

SWEATY CORN is in the forecast for parts of the Upper Midwest and Corn Belt this week. The corn, which is "knee high by July," is evapotranspirating – akin to sweating – profusely. A single acre of corn can release up to 4,000 gallons of water into the lower atmosphere per day!…

RING OF FIRE pattern is building in across the central/eastern United States. (Yes, that's a real term.) Here's what that means. We call it a "ring of fire" pattern because it's HOT! There's a heat dome – a ridge of hot high pressure and sinking air – bringing stifling heat and…

🌡️Stifling heat & humidity across the Mississippi Valley and Southeast, with windy thunderstorms across the Northern Tier. MyRadar meteorologist @MatthewCappucci breaks down how long the pattern lasts.

More anti Finland propaganda 😉 Pucci is an absolute rockstar. It’s difficult to for me to articulate in a respectful manner the ridiculous nonsense I see on this platform so I’ll let him do it for me. Drop him a follow btw if you haven’t!

Public service announcement part 2:

RING OF FIRE pattern: A heat dome, or ridge of high pressure, is present over much of the mid-South, leading to hot temperature and stifling humidity. On the edge of the heat dome, strong to severe thunderstorms are possible, tracing a "ring of fire" around the edges. (This is…

Six months ago today, the first-ever BLIZZARD WARNING was issued for the Gulf Coast in Louisiana. Now there's a heat advisory. What a difference half a year makes! This was the first recorded blizzard to affect the Gulf coast since 1895. Low pressure developed in the western…

⛈️A few severe thunderstorms are likely today from Montana to western parts of the Dakotas. Damaging wind gusts, large hail, and an isolated tornado will be possible. MyRadar meteorologist @MatthewCappucci has the latest.

Would not shock me if there was a waterspout forming off Boston’s North Shore:

.@cushingtess is visiting and told me I have to “behave” at dinner. Should I cooperate?

Here’s how a rare fire tornado touched down in Utah: washingtonpost.com/weather/2025/0…

Working on an interview for Wednesday morning’s broadcast on FNN (Fuji News Network) in Japan:

UPDATE: As of 9:42 p.m. HST, the tsunami watch has been CANCELLED. Updated modeling depicts no tsunami threat for the Hawaiian archipelago.

When the dew point is 74°, it’s an indoor run kind of evening. 7.25 miles ✅

Unsure what the other stations did, but @MarkPenaWX on 7 did impressive “wall to wall” coverage through the newscast on the flash flood emergency — just like stations would for tornado warnings. Well done to Mark and Guido (producing) for their coverage: