I’M GABRIELLE THOMAS, ALONGSIDE METEOROLOGIST MARYELLEN PANN. MARILYN, I’M SO HAPPY TO BE WITH YOU. IT’S NICE TO HAVE YOU HERE. YES. I’M SO HAPPY THAT WE’RE ACTUALLY GETTING WARMER TEMPS ...

NOW YOUR. TV 11 WEATHER FORECAST WITH METEOROLOGIST TONY PANN. STRONG COLD FRONT WENT THROUGH MARYLAND EARLIER THIS AFTERNOON AND THAT’S WHAT KICKED UP THE WINDS. LIKE I SAID AT THE TOP OF THE SHOW.

FORECAST WITH METEOROLOGIST TONY PANN. BREEZY AND CHILLY DAY TODAY TO START THE WEEKEND, BUT AT LEAST WE SAW SOME SUNSHINE AND IT’S GOING TO STAY KIND OF COLD TOMORROW. BUT WE DO HAVE LIKE A ...

METEOROLOGIST TONY PANN TRACKING IT ALL FROM THE WEATHER CENTER. HEY, TOM. YEAH, IT’S GOING TO IMPACT TRAVEL FROM HERE ALL THE WAY UP INTO NEW ENGLAND AND PERHAPS THE GREAT LAKES, LIKE YOU SAID.

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I’M MEREDITH JORGENSEN SO HAPPY TO BE WITH YOU EARLY ON THIS SUNDAY MORNING HERE TODAY WITH METEOROLOGIST MARYELLEN PANN. WE CAN GET A LOOK AT THAT FORECAST IN JUST A SECOND. BUT WHAT DO YOU THINK?

The meteorologist’s forecast says 30 degrees Fahrenheit, which doesn’t seem too bad. It’s winter after all! But then, you notice that the “feels-like” temperature is closer to 20 degrees.

NOW, YOUR WBAL, TV 11 WEATHER FORECAST WITH METEOROLOGIST TONY PANN TIME IN ABOUT TWO WEEKS. THE TEMPERATURES WERE ABOVE NORMAL TODAY. HOW ABOUT THAT? WE MADE IT UP TO 48. THE NORMAL HIGH IS 43.

NOW YOUR WBAL, TV 11 WEATHER FORECAST WITH METEOROLOGIST TONY PANN NORMAL HIGH TEMPERATURE THIS TIME OF YEAR IS 43 DEGREES AND WE’VE BEEN ABOVE THAT MARK FOR THE LAST COUPLE OF DAYS. IT ...

BUT TOM, AT LEA Meteorologist Tony Pann looks at the weather forecast for February to give his prediction on how Punxsutawney Phil's decision of six more weeks of winter will pan out.