Matt Serwe

Minneapolis

Meteorologist at KSTP-TV (St Paul, MN)

Meteorologist at @kstp in the Twin Cities. AMS CBM #983. My husband, dog, and music are better than yours.

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Extreme heat Sunday evening, storms tonight

5 days ago | kstp.com | Matt Serwe

Here’s your Sunday evening forecast for June 22, 2025 from Meteorologist Matt Serwe. A Forecast First Alert continues through Sunday evening with dangerous heat across the southern half of Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin. A Tornado WATCH is in effect for northwest Minnesota until 10:00 PM Sunday night. Back-to-back days of relentless heat and humidity are coming to an end. It will still feel like 100° to 105° around the Twin Cities through sunset Sunday.
Spotty downpours possible Wednesday

1 week ago | kstp.com | Matt Serwe

Here’s your Wednesday afternoon forecast for June 18, 2025 from Meteorologist Matt Serwe. There could be a spotty downpour or thunderstorm this afternoon from the Twin Cities to the south. Not many will see rain today, but the ones that do will have outdoor plans interrupted briefly. Expect highs in the upper 70s and low 80s. Later this week, there are more chances for storms, mainly overnight. Some of these storms Thursday and Friday night could have strong winds, hail, and locally heavy rain.
Turning drier through the middle of the week

1 week ago | kstp.com | Matt Serwe

Here’s your Tuesday evening forecast for June 17, 2025 from Meteorologist Matt Serwe. Storm chances remain low through the middle of the week. There could be a brief shower or downpour Tuesday afternoon, but it would only keep you inside for 15 or 20 minutes. The same is true on Wednesday, with better chances south of the Twin Cities metro. The rain chances are going down through the end of the week, though only during the daylight hours.
Forecast First Alert: Severe storms possible Monday

1 week ago | kstp.com | Matt Serwe

Here’s your Monday afternoon forecast for June 16, 2025 from Meteorologist Matt Serwe. A Forecast First Alert continues for Monday afternoon and evening. Severe storms are possible, and they could have big hail, strong winds, and a few tornadoes. There is a line of dying storms moving through the Twin Cities around midday Monday. These storms will have downpours and lightning, and possibly some gusty winds.
Forecast First Alert: Severe storms possible Monday

1 week ago | kstp.com | Matt Serwe

Here’s your Sunday evening forecast for June 15, 2025 from Meteorologist Matt Serwe. There is a Forecast First Alert for Monday late afternoon and evening. Severe storms are possible across Minnesota, with damaging winds, large hail, and a few tornadoes possible. Even though it is cool for Father’s Day, the humidity is making it feel more summerlike in the Twin Cities. One round of scattered storms is moving through southwest Minnesota Sunday evening.
Rain becomes widespread late Wednesday

2 weeks ago | kstp.com | Matt Serwe

Here’s your Wednesday afternoon forecast for June 11, 2025 from Meteorologist Matt Serwe. Rain, storms, and rounds of smoke. That is your forecast in a nutshell. A thin line of rain has sat over the heart of the Twin Cities metro Wednesday more. Rain becomes more widespread later this afternoon, and a few downpours and thunderstorms are possible too. Your afternoon and evening activities might be canceled or moved inside. Right now, there is poor air quality around Mankato, Marshall, and Morris.
Showers end Monday evening, storms later this week

2 weeks ago | kstp.com | Matt Serwe

Here’s your Monday evening forecast for June 9, 2025 from Meteorologist Matt Serwe. A few more showers will spin across the Twin Cities metro before sunset Monday evening. These will be light for most, a brief steady rain shower at worst. More annoying than anything. The smoky haze is back late tonight into Tuesday morning. Air quality issues are unlikely, but you will see a vivid sunrise if you are up early enough.
A haze lingers with a few showers Monday

2 weeks ago | kstp.com | Matt Serwe

Here’s your Sunday evening forecast for June 8, 2025 from Meteorologist Matt Serwe. The poor air quality has shifted east of the Twin Cities for Sunday evening. In northwest Wisconsin, conditions should improve quickly with these gusty west winds. You might see a few light rain showers in the Twin Cities through sunset, but honestly, I think the winds will bother you more outside. The rain chances are much better in central and northern Minnesota, plus the gusty winds.
Scattered storms continue Saturday night

2 weeks ago | kstp.com | Matt Serwe

Here’s your Saturday evening forecast for June 7, 2025 from Meteorologist Matt Serwe. Your evening plans will likely get wet in the metro. Scattered storms with downpours continue through sunset. Another line of storms is developing around the Red River Valley, and that will bring another round of rain tonight. Some of the storms tonight could have damaging winds and some hail in northwest Minnesota.
Severe storms possible Monday, smoke returns Tuesday

3 weeks ago | kstp.com | Matt Serwe

Here’s your Monday afternoon forecast for June 2, 2025 from Meteorologist Matt Serwe. A T-Storm WATCH is in effect for parts of central and western Minnesota until 7:00 PM Monday. This DOES NOT include the Twin Cities metro. An Air Quality Alert is in effect for all of Minnesota Tuesday into Wednesday. Poor air quality is likely from wildfire smoke. Thunderstorms are developing along a cold front in western Minnesota. These storms have already produced 66 mph wind gusts and hail.