Tony Pann is a meteorologist for WBAL-TV in Baltimore, Maryland. He is also an author and the host of the Weather Talk podcast. With a focus on local weather forecasts and updates, Tony provides accurate and timely information to the viewers of WBAL-TV, keeping them informed about the weather conditions in the Baltimore area.
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Tony Pann is a local weather journalist with a focus on the Maryland and Baltimore area. His coverage heavily centers around seasonal changes, particularly during winter, focusing on providing detailed forecasts for varying weather conditions.
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BALTIMORE — Meteorologist Tony Pann says that Sunday was another record-breaking day for high temps, but relief is on the way.
Despite brief Sunday night storms across the region, much of Maryland is under a drought monitor.
BALTIMORE — Storms in the Midwest are expected to move toward the Eastern Shore on Wednesday. The storms could bring strong winds, hail and heavy rain.
Meteorologist Tony Pann says the rest of Wednesday will be hot as temps will climb into the mid 90's with thunderstorms likely for the evening.
In order to be classified as a severe thunderstorm, the system either needs large-enough hail, or high-enough wind gusts.
Meteorologist Tony Pann explains how storms are expected to arrive in Maryland late Saturday night, particularly overnight.
A hot and humid day will meet a strong cold front Sunday afternoon in Maryland that will bring some severe storms.
BALTIMORE — Meteorologist Tony Pann says that the thunderstorms are rolling out which will lead to a sunny and less humid Monday.
Some of the state is still under a heightened drought monitor. While the weekend brought storms to the state, Tony Pann explains that the places in the state that needed rain the most were among the places where rain did not fall too much.
Meteorologist Tony Pann says Sunday will be in the 90s but less humid in Maryland.
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