Tony Pann is a Meteorologist at WBAL-TV Baltimore, MD. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a strong focus on climate change, hydrology, and water management, often discussing the implications of climate policy on consumer travel and tourism. Tony is featured in WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore.
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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.
Given Tony's localized focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches from local meteorologists or experts who can provide insights into specific weather patterns affecting the Maryland region. They should offer valuable perspectives on seasonal trends and their implications for residents in his target area.
Pitches that align with his coverage themes such as tragedy, could also relate to severe weather events impacting the community. Therefore, sources offering insights into mitigation strategies or recovery efforts following extreme weather situations may be of interest to him.
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BALTIMORE — Scattered storms are possible again in the Baltimore Metro on Thursday and Friday, but the chance for severe weather is low.
Heavy rain and storms possible Sunday BALTIMORE — After a nice start to the weekend, showers and storms will become likely again on Sunday.
By: Tony Pann
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect for Baltimore's Southwestern suburbs until 11 p.m. Sunday.
Storms tonight then dry Monday Morning BALTIMORE — After some rain to close the weekend, the weather should be fairly quiet to start the work week.
Nice weather for back to school BALTIMORE — The weather should be nice and quiet to start the work week.
Relative humidity is actually a very complicated thing to describe, so the dew point is a much easier way to convey comfort.
Storms back in the forecast Thursday BALTIMORE — After another dry day on Wednesday, storms are possible in the Baltimore metro again on Thursday and Friday.
The 2026 hurricane season remains quiet, but we are tracking a system that has high chances of developing into a storm.
Strong storms possible Thursday BALTIMORE — It has been a very nice stretch of weather for Baltimore, but things are going to change by the end of the week.
The partial lunar eclipse is expected to begin at 11:15 p.m. and reach a maximum eclipse of 96% at 12:12 a.m.
