Tim Williams
Meteorologist Tim Williams has the sort of engaging personality and poised self confidence that makes even viewers who don’t like to get up on the weekends come alive with smiles.
He anchors the weekend morning newscasts with Gigi Barnett. He also lets viewers know whether their Saturday afternoon cookouts will be washouts or whether to invest in window air conditioners to prep for a Sunday heat wave.
Tim also reports on breaking news and other unfolding events of interest to residents of this region.
The Baltimore native came back home to Maryland when WJZ hired him in 1995. He has also worked at television stations in Jacksonville, Florida and Hagerstown, Md.
Williams received degrees from both Towson State University and the Broadcasting Institute of Maryland, as well as a meteorology degree from Mississippi State University.
More Stories by Tim Williams
Record Crowd Attends 6th Annual Weather Field Trip Day At Camden Yards
It’s a big day at Orioles Park at Camden Yards–it’s the sixth annual Weather Day! More than 12,000 students from across the area are taking part in the event that gets bigger and bigger every year.
Emergency Crews Work To Restore Power After Harford County Is Slammed With Storms
The latest round of storms to hit Maryland caused emergency crews to work through Mother’s Day.
Md. Attorney General Holds First ‘Gun Turn-In Day’
Marylanders turning in unwanted guns. Attorney General Doug Gansler sponsored his first “Gun Turn-In Day.”
Experts Caution Users About Impact Of ‘Caffeine Gum’
It’s the latest thing on the market being used to boost energy but some drug abuse experts are concerned about the impacts of caffeinated gum.
Program Helps Baltimore Teens, Young Adults Find Summer Jobs
Time for action. If you are a teenager or young adult looking for a summer job, Baltimore Youth Works helps fill hospitality and tourism positions.
Hubble Telescope Helps Astronomers Observe ‘Comet Of The Century’
It’s being billed as the “comet of the century.” This fall, a spectacular comet will be passing so close to the earth that it could shine brighter than the moon.
DEA Holds Nationwide Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
It is the safest way to dispose of unneeded and expired medication. The Drug Enforcement Administration has conducted a nationwide prescription drug take-back day.
Survey: Blue Crab Population In Chesapeake Has Dropped
The number of blue crabs in the Chesapeake Bay has dropped steeply, according to an annual survey just released. The winter dredge survey is an indication of the supply we expect this summer.
Funeral Held For Teen Killed In Hit & Run; Police Still Seek Information In Case
A funeral and public tribute were held Saturday for an Anne Arundel County teen killed in a hit-and-run accident. Skylar Marion was laid to rest at his church on Mountain Road.
Baltimore Museum Of Art Faces Financial Challenges
After exhausting all its options, the Baltimore Museum of Art is making cuts. The measures will impact more than a dozen employees and save nearly $500,000.
BSO Works To Get Babies & Toddlers Into The Arts
There is a new program in town that proves you are never too young to appreciate music. The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra has launched its Music Box series.
Baltimore Farmers’ Market Opens For Another Season
A steel drum band, festive atmosphere and lots of local food can only mean the Baltimore Farmers’ Market is back in full swing.
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