Tom Tasselmyer is a journalist for WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore, specializing in local weather forecasts and updates. With a focus on the Maryland and Baltimore area, Tom provides accurate and timely information to help viewers plan their day and stay informed about weather-related events in their community.
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Tom Tasselmyer's coverage primarily focuses on local weather events in Maryland and Baltimore, with an emphasis on seasonal and event-based reporting. His articles often revolve around providing forecasts for specific weather conditions such as rain, temperature changes, wind patterns, and meteor showers.
Given his focus on local weather events and seasonal coverage, Tom is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming or ongoing significant weather phenomena in the Maryland area. This could include expert insights into localized climate patterns or scientific analysis of particular meteorological occurrences relevant to the region.
As a local journalist covering these topics extensively, he might also appreciate engaging content related to how specific types of severe weather (rainfall levels, temperature extremes) impact households or communities within his geographic scope.
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By: Tom Tasselmyer
BALTIMORE — While the Northern Lights likely won't be seen again in Maryland on Friday, the region will still see pleasant weather throughout the weekend.
Chief Meteorologist Tom Tasselmyer explains how parts of the Baltimore-area suburbs are under a frost advisory overnight with temperatures well below normal.
Parts of the state and region could see some frost on Thursday morning. Wind gusts of 17 miles per hour are . with temperatures reaching the high 50s.
BALTIMORE — Maryland recorded the coldest morning since March on Wednesday, and the cold temperatures are expected to stay through Thursday.
BALTIMORE — Temperatures will rise on Friday, reaching 70 degrees after a record-breaking low temperature Thursday morning.
BALTIMORE — Most of the state will see sunny skies and pleasant fall temperatures throughout the entire weekend.
BALTIMORE — There has not been measurable rain for 19 consecutive days in the Baltimore region. Warm temperatures will remain Tuesday, with temperatures reaching the 80s.
The region fell a couple of degrees shy of a record high temperature on Tuesday. It will be more of the same on Wednesday.
BALTIMORE — The sunny skies are here to stay, the warmer temperatures are not. A cold front moving through the region will lower temperatures.
Chief Meteorologist Tom Tasselmyer explains how Maryland is seeing very dry conditions with 30 days without any measurable amount of rain.
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