Matt Standridge is the Chief Meteorologist at WTHR Indiana. He focuses on regional interest and world news with a particular emphasis on climate change, water conservation, and hydrology, as well as competitive sports. Matt has been featured in various outlets including WQAD News 8, THV11, and WKYC Channel 3.
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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.
Given his focus on local weather patterns and their impact, he may be open to insights from meteorologists or climate experts who can provide detailed analysis of upcoming weather phenomena specifically relevant to the Arkansas area. Additionally, suggestions around tips for dealing with extreme weather conditions could also resonate well with his coverage style.
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Heavy rain fell over parts of central Indiana Wednesday night. Most totals ranged from 1-6 inches.
By: Matt Standridge
Typically, Great Lakes water temperatures peak from mid-August to very early September. INDIANAPOLIS — If you have been putting off a beach day at the Indiana Dunes, this is your moment!
Before settlement, 5.6 million acres of Indiana were wetland and 20 million acres were forest. Now, there is less than a million acres of wetland, an 85% decrease.
What will September be like this year in Indiana?
When do hummingbirds leave Indiana? Timing peak migration back south
By: Matt Standridge
A cold front will very slowly push across Indiana, helping spark waves of rain and rumbles across the state for more than 24 hours.
Steamy and unsettled Wednesday, timing rain and storm chances for Indiana
When is Indiana's first frost? Normal dates for every corner of the state
By: Matt Standridge
A wave of heavy rain will push across parts of central Indiana this morning, gradually drying out this afternoon. It will stay cloudy and cooler today.
Fall 2026 begins Tuesday at 8:04 p.m.
