Summary
Maryland's Governor Wes Moore declared a State of Emergency as a strong winter storm moved up the East Coast. The storm is bringing heavy snow and blizzard conditions to the state, particularly affecting the Eastern Shore and Baltimore area. Schools and government offices are altering their operations, and emergency plans are in place to manage the situation.
Key Facts
- Maryland Governor Wes Moore declared a State of Emergency due to a winter storm.
- The storm is causing heavy snow and blizzard conditions, especially on the Eastern Shore.
- Snow began accumulating in Baltimore on Sunday afternoon.
- Blizzard conditions may reduce visibility to a quarter mile or less with strong winds.
- Maryland State Police have enacted Snow Emergency Plans in 11 counties.
- Several school districts are moving to virtual learning or closing entirely.
- Baltimore City government operations are delayed, with essential workers required to report.
- The Maryland Department of Emergency Management has activated its operations center.
