Tom Tasselmyer is the Chief Meteorologist at WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore. With a strong background in meteorology, he focuses on climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming, integrating his scientific expertise with his passion for theology. Tom has been featured in various segments on WBAL-TV, providing insightful commentary on pressing environmental issues.
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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 — Meteorologist Ava Marie said steady rain will fall Saturday, tapering off by nighttime.
Maryland could see some scattered rain showers into Sunday morning. Chief Meteorologist Tom Tasselmyer has the details:
By: Tom Tasselmyer
Temperatures on Tuesday will be around 10 degrees cooler than normal across the Baltimore region.
The weekend will be comfortable compared to the record-challenging heat next week.
Wednesday brought the first 90-degree day of the year to the Baltimore region, and Thursday will likely be the second such day.
After two days of record heat in the Baltimore area, relief is on the way. Temperatures will be cooling into the weekend, eventually with some beneficial rain.
BALTIMORE — Chief Meteorologist Tom Tasselmyer says while shower activity swirls around Maryland, Baltimore will enjoy a string of sunny days.
The last weekend of July is bringing partly sunny skies with comfortable, below-average weather.
Chief Meteorologist Tom Tasselmyer shows when storms are expected to sweep through Maryland on Sunday.
Tuesday will be a sunny, summer-like day as the humidity levels come down. However, the relief will be temporarily as rain chances go up Wednesday.
