Meteorologist Matthew Cappucci jokingly questioned whether he should “interrogate” storm chaser Jordan Hall about his feelings, posting the sentiment on social media earlier today. The post, which garnered 841 views and 10 likes as of this afternoon, alluded to a dynamic between the two weather experts that Cappucci likened to a session with television personality Dr. Phil.
Cappucci and Hall recently co-presented a webinar titled “Tornado Movies: Fact or Fiction” on August 2nd, 2024, examining the accuracy of tornado depictions in film. The webinar, hosted by MyRadar, aimed to separate Hollywood sensationalism from scientific reality, according to a promotional release. Cappucci, a senior meteorologist with MyRadar, and Hall, a MyRadar storm chaser, broke down iconic scenes, assessing what was portrayed correctly and where creative license was taken.
The pair likewise collaborated on storm chasing expeditions in the Plains states, documented in a YouTube video published in 2026. The video details a multi-day period of severe weather, showcasing Cappucci and Hall’s function in the field. Cappucci’s recent post suggests a continued, and potentially playfully contentious, working relationship.
Cappucci, who also reports for the Washington Post, spoke at Washington College in November 2025, discussing weather phenomena and forecasting changes. The lecture was the final guest speaker event of the semester at the institution. MyRadar has also recently published content exploring the impact of artificial intelligence on meteorological forecasting.
