Tony Pann

1 week ago | wbaltv.com | Tony Pann

ALREADY, YOU CAN GET OUT AND START PLANTING. MOTHER’S DAY WEEKEND IS COMING UP HERE AND HERE IN THE MID-ATLANTIC. WE TYPICALLY USE THAT AS A MARKER TO SAY WHETHER OR NOT IT’S SAFE TO PLANT STUFF OUTSIDE THAT’S SENSITIVE TO THE COLD. THE REASON WE DO THAT IS BECAUSE THE LATEST WE’VE EVER RECORDED TEMPERATURES AT OR BELOW FREEZING HERE IN BALTIMORE IS MAY 11TH. THAT HAPPENED BACK IN 1966. SO TYPICALLY MOTHER’S DAY WEEKEND, WE CAN SAY IT’S SAFE.

1 week ago | wbaltv.com | Tony Pann

I’LL SHOW YOU WHAT I MEAN BY THAT IN A SECOND. SO YES, SOME OF US HAVE GOTTEN A LOT OF RAIN OVER THE LAST 3 OR 4 DAYS, AND SOME AREAS HAVE NOT. HERE’S A LOOK AT THE ESTIMATED RAINFALL TOTALS FROM OUR RADAR SYSTEM OVER THE LAST THREE DAYS. 2 TO 4IN OF RAIN. PARTS OF FREDERICK AND CARROLL COUNTY 1 TO 3IN IN BALTIMORE COUNTY. BUT LOOK DOWN HERE. BALTIMORE CITY AND ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, PARTS OF THE EASTERN SHORE, LESS THAN AN INCH IN MOST PLACES.

1 week ago | wbaltv.com | Tony Pann

NOW BACK TO YOU. NOW YOUR TV 11 WEATHER FORECAST WITH METEOROLOGIST TONY PANN. WELL, OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS, WE’RE SLOWLY GOING TO BREAK DOWN THIS ACTIVE WEATHER PATTERN. IT WILL TAKE A WHILE AND IT’S GOING TO BE A SLOW PROCESS, BUT BY THE TIME WE GET TO THE WEEKEND, THINGS LOOK A LOT BETTER. 73 AT BWI MARSHALL. RIGHT NOW, IT’S STILL A LITTLE MUGGY OUT THERE. THE RELATIVE HUMIDITY AT 64%, KIND OF A WIDE RANGE IN TEMPERATURES DEPENDING ON CLOUD COVER.

1 week ago | wbaltv.com | Tony Pann

THIS SATURDAY. STRONG THUNDERSTORM IS BEHIND TODAY’S THREAT. THAT’S RIGHT. THERE’S BEEN A BIG STORM SYSTEM STALLED TO OUR WEST FOR ABOUT THREE DAYS NOW. IT’S RIGHT OVER THE OHIO VALLEY, AND IT JUST KEEPS SENDING THUNDERSTORMS UP INTO THE MID-ATLANTIC AND THROUGH MARYLAND. AND THAT’S WHAT’S GOING TO HAPPEN TONIGHT. TOM’S GOING TO DETAIL THAT FOR YOU IN A SECOND. BUT HERE’S THE WIDE VIEW. YOU SEE THE BIG STORM SYSTEM SWIRLING THROUGH THE OHIO VALLEY CENTERED OVER KENTUCKY OHIO AND INDIANA RIGHT HERE.

1 week ago | wbaltv.com | Tony Pann

METEOROLOGIST TONY PANN. WELL, AFTER THE BIG STORMS LAST NIGHT, THINGS ARE GOING TO SETTLE DOWN TONIGHT. THERE’S STILL A CHANCE FOR SOME RAIN TO ROLL THROUGH YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD, BUT WE DON’T EXPECT ANY SEVERE WEATHER OVERNIGHT TONIGHT. TOMORROW AFTERNOON COULD GET A LITTLE BUMPY AGAIN. WE’LL TALK ABOUT THAT ON THE FUTURECAST IN A MOMENT. BUT RIGHT NOW, JUST SOME LIGHT RAIN SHOWERS, SOME RAIN REPORTED AT BWI, 69 DEGREES AND IT’S MUGGY. THE RELATIVE HUMIDITY 84%.