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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BALTIMORE — Temperatures are expected to be mild heading into Tuesday, with the Baltimore region seeing temperatures in the 60s. Storms could impact the region on Wednesday.
By: Tom Tasselmyer
BALTIMORE — Temperatures are expected to rise on Wednesday after a mild Tuesday. Along with hotter temperatures, it is expected to be more humid Wednesday with storms emerging in the afternoon.
Storms could impact Wednesday night's Orioles game, but the weather should clear out by Thursday morning commute, and bring a mild day with low humidity.
Temperatures are mild Thursday and Friday, but storms and some showers could make their way toward Maryland over the weekend. Friday should be low humidity.
It won't rain the entire weekend, but there is a 30% chance for scattered showers Saturday, and the threat will continue into Sunday.
Temperatures are expected to be mild heading into Tuesday, reaching 86-degrees in Baltimore. Eventually, temperatures are expected to rise again.
Temperatures are expected to be mild through Wednesday, but then comes the heat.
BALTIMORE — Most of the state is under some level of risk for storms on July 4th. The threat of storms is expected to linger throughout the holiday weekend.
By: Tom Tasselmyer
BALTIMORE — Chief Meteorologist Tom Tassemyer shows how actual temperatures are in the 90s across Maryland, but the humidity levels are very high -- which could spark storms on July Fourth.
BALTIMORE — The heat index will again reach the 100s, bringing excessive heat to Maryland this holiday weekend.
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