Lowell Melser is saying goodbye after more than 25 years

IT’S A BITTERSWEET DAY. THERE IS HUMAN MEDICINE. IS IT YOUR FINAL RELEASE? LOWELL: AFTER MUCH SOUL SEARCHING, COUNSELING WITH FAMILIES, PARTNERS AND FAMILY MEMBERS AND PRAYER I DECIDED TO QUIT. I AM VERY GRATEFUL FOR 20 YEARS. SORRY. OVERALL TASK REPORTING IS VERY DIFFICULT. AS SOMETIMES IT IS REWARDING, IT CAN ALSO BE DESTROYING AND THAT’S WHAT I DON’T WANT AND THUS RETURNED WEATHER TO CREATE NEW CHALLENGES FOR ME. IT WORKED VERY WELL FOR ME. HOWEVER, THIS IS NOT GOODBYE. I WILL STILL BE IN THE BALTIMORE AREA. I AM WORKING IN BALTIMORE COUNTY AS THEIR CHIEF PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WHERE MY METEOROLOGY COULD BENEFIT. SO WILL YOU STILL SEE ME ON TV — SOCIAL MEDIA? IT MEANS A LOT TO ME THAT I COULD TOUCH YOUR LIFE. THANK YOU FOR INVITING ME TO YOUR HOUSES EVERY NIGHT TO GIVE ME THE WEATHER AND THE NEWS. TO ALL MY FRIENDS HERE, THE OTHER WORKS BEHIND THE SCENES, I APPRECIATE YOU. YOU ARE THE HARDEST WORKING PEOPLE IN THE BUSINESS. THANKS FOR MAKING ME LOOK GOOD. IT IS THERE. THANKS AGAIN. THANK YOU EVERYONE. >> WE LOVE YOU! JENNY: GOOD LUCK IN YOUR NEXT CHAPTER! GO crows!

Lowell Melser is saying goodbye after more than 25 years

11’s own Lowell Melser signs on after more than 25 years in the local television news business.

Updated: 11:49 AM EST January 15, 2023

11’s own Lowell Melser signs on after more than 25 years in the local television news business. He shares his next steps and thanks those who helped him get there.

BALTIMORE —

11’s own Lowell Melser signs on after more than 25 years in the local television news business.

She shares what’s next for her and thanks those who helped her get there.