Cody Matz
Cody Matz was born and raised a Minnesotan. Originally from Eagan, he spent his early years becoming a Minnesota sports fan and relishing in all things snow, including the famous Halloween Blizzard.
He moved away as a teenager to Arizona where he spent high school and the first couple years of college at Arizona State before transferring to Mississippi State to get his broadcast meteorology degree.
Cody’s first job was in Sioux Falls, South Dakota as the morning meteorologist, but then became the chief meteorologist for over 4 years.
In June of 2013 though, he finally got a chance to move back to his hometown and join the team at FOX 9 as the weekend morning meteorologist. Now you can see him most weekdays at 11 a.m., Saturday mornings, and anytime anyone on the weather team needs a day off.
Cody loves all things food, is an avid Crossfitter, and hangs out with his golden retriever named Copper.
The latest from Cody Matz
Minnesota weather: Summer-like weather returns just in time for the long holiday weekend
The heat and humidity will make way for some storms, which could turn severe. Here's your forecast.
Minnesota weather: Here's what could be in store over the summer
It could be a very warm summer in Minnesota.
Minnesota weather: Warm, unsettled week turns chilly and potentially frosty this weekend
Scattered storms are possible Wednesday and Thursday. Then, we get the big cool down.
Water levels on Minnesota rivers climbing amid wet start to May
It looks like some high water is in the cards for at least the next couple of weeks.
Minnesota weather: Severe storms roll through Twin Cities metro
A tornado watch is in effect Wednesday evening until midnight for much of southern and central Minnesota and parts of western Wisconsin.
Minnesota weather: Our green-up begins
Our much-anticipated green-up is about to get a swift kick into high gear.
Minnesota weather: How our cold April stacks up
While no record lows have been broken this month — although we were certainly close on a couple of occasions— the persistence of our cool and showery conditions have led many of us to question why we live here.
Freezing temps are finally winding down in the Twin Cities
After another shot of cold air this week, it feels like we may never break away from our frozen temperatures. However, as cold as it has felt over the last several weeks, there are signs that this may be it for frozen temps…at least in the Twin Cities.
Minnesota weather: 70s likely to return Saturday for first time in 6-plus months
It'll finally feel like spring ... for a day.
Are we finally done with snow in Minnesota?
The short answer: maybe.