Chris Swaim is a journalist based in Baltimore, Maryland, focusing on local weather and climate-related news. Chris writes for WMAR-TV and has also been featured in Triad City Beat and KMTV 3 News Now. With a strong background in meteorology, Chris provides accurate and timely information on weather patterns, precipitation types, and other related topics to keep the local community informed.
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Chris Swaim's coverage primarily focuses on weather-related events and their impact, with a strong emphasis on seasonal changes. Additionally, his articles often cite data and provide scientific explanations for various weather phenomena.
When reaching out to Chris, consider offering insights or data related to local or regional weather patterns, environmental impacts of extreme weather conditions such as droughts, water conservation efforts in the Maryland area, or any upcoming significant weather events that may affect the region.
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Comet Atlas is lighting up the night sky in Maryland! Tuesday October 15th will be one of our last best shots to see the shooting star!
It has been a beautiful October so far. In fact, the last time we saw rain was 10-22-24. At the time of writing this, that makes 3 dry weeks.
Trick or treat in Maryland can throw some curve balls weather wise. We are in for a real treat this year, though!
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has put a state wide burn ban in place. This means that no "open air" burning is allowed.
Potential tropical cyclone eighteen has formed off the coast of Columbia. It is set to head northwest through this week.
Wildfires are burning in the Aberdeen Proving Grounds this evening. An inversion layer is trapping smoke from those fires close to the surface.
Potential tropical cyclone nineteen has formed southwest of Jamaica. This system is expected to strengthen to a tropical storm over the next day.
Showers taper off early with eroding clouds and more sunshine this afternoon. Temperatures will climb back to seasonal levels.
Say it ain't snow! Well, at least we can say it won't be a lot of snow. Friday brings a temperature drop early in the morning.
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