Matt Peterson is leaving CBS3 to achieve a change of career. Let us see where he is going.
Matt is around 40 years old, born and raised in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
He worked for the Eyewitness News weather team on CBS 3 and The CW Philly as a meteorologist and weather producer.
Why Is Matt Peterson CBS3 Leaving?
Matt Peterson is leaving for a new career and industry, according to his Facebook page.
There are no exact details as to why he is leaving, but he might be stepping away from his career and exploring a new path or career goals.
We might see me on the air here and there again, especially during significant weather events, so stay tuned.
Matt Peterson has worked as a meteorologist and a weather producer for about 10 years.
He worked as an accomplished meteorologist and weather producer for the Eyewitness News weather team on CBS 3 and The CW Philly since April 2017.
Before CBS, he worked for two years as a weekend meteorologist in Little Rock, Arkansas, at KARK-TV/KLRT-TV, the NBC and Fox station affiliates, respectively.
Before Fox, he worked for three years in Sioux City, Iowa as the morning meteorologist at ABC affiliate KCAU-TV.
He graduated from Saint Joseph’s Preparatory School. Then he pursued his career at Penn State University, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology.
It is believed that he used to forecast weather for CNET Channel 7.
He covered extreme cold weather in the winter and severe storms in the spring, including EF-3 and EF-4 tornadoes.
Matt Peterson Illness and Health Update
Matt Peterson is fine right now. No illness and health update is circulating of him as of now. He is perfectly healthy and doing good.
But he did cover news on the hazardous situations in lower Bucks County. A tornado had not been confirmed with a highly intense radar signature.
Moreover, a significant, catastrophic, and life-threatening situation developed around Philadelphia PA, Chester PA, Drexel Hill, PA.
Where is Matt Peterson Now?
Matt Peterson has not shared his current location of residence because of some security reasons.
He did live in Philadelphia, but we have no clue where he is residing.
We will immediately update this information after we get the location of his current residence.
His last two tweets were about not working in TV news and about loving Iowa fans.