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 talks about the area getting its first rainfall in over a month.
Meteorologist Tony Pann shares when WBAL-TV 11's meteorologists think the first snowfall of winter will happen.
BALTIMORE — Meteorologist Tony Pann says it will be mostly sunny but chilly for the next couple of days with temps only in the 50's.
Meteorologist Tony Pann looks at the date of winter's first snowfall in the region, and compares it with the total snowfall for that year to analyze trends.
Meteorologist Tony Pann discusses what could possibly turn into Tropical Storm Sara.
BALTIMORE — Meteorologist Tony Pann says that Saturday night will be clear and chilly leading into a pleasant Sunday.
A pleasant Monday is on the way in the region.
While the drought monitor continues to persist across the state, relief could be on the way.
Meteorologist Tony Pann explains when it's going to turn windy and cold in Maryland as a cold front ushers in rain and showers.
Part of the state could see snow this weekend as a large system moves toward the East Coast.
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