Tom Tasselmyer is the Chief Meteorologist at WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore. With a focus on local weather and climate change, he covers a range of topics including environmental issues, regional interests, and sports-related weather impacts. Tom has been featured in various segments on WBAL-TV and is also known for his contributions to discussions on ESG and consumer travel.
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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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BALTIMORE — The high temperature on Wednesday is expected to barely reach the freezing mark.
BALTIMORE — Chief meteorologist Tom Tasselmyer details Thursday's forecast which could bring snow to the region at night.
BALTIMORE — Snow showers are expected to wipe across the region Thursday evening, resulting in a dusting across much of Baltimore.
BALTIMORE — Temperatures will warm up on Friday after a warm front pushed snow showers through the region. The temperature will not stay warm, though.
BALTIMORE — Chief Meteorologist Tom Tasselmyer explains how much snow Maryland will see over the weekend as well as how frigid cold it's going to get by next week.
Chief meteorologist Tom Tasselmyer said the cold temperatures will remain through Wednesday.
BALTIMORE — Temperatures on Friday and Saturday will be slightly warmer than Thursday, but the real warm up begins Saturday.
BALTIMORE — Friday night should be the last extremely cold night for awhile, with temperatures beginning to slightly rise on Saturday.
Temperatures are expected to remain higher on Tuesday, reaching 45 degrees. The warm weather should stay throughout the rest of the week.
BALTIMORE — Most of the state will be under a wind advisory for much of Wednesday. Temperatures will again rise Wednesday into the mid-50s across the Baltimore region.
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