Local, State Governments Aim to Prepare Communities Across Maryland Ahead of Snow Storm
Local and state agencies are working hard to prepare the community for the anticipated snow storm. Governor Wes Moore has declared a State of Preparedness in advance of the elevated winter storm threat to Maryland from Sunday, January 5 through Monday, January 6. The storm will likely affect roads and transportation centers and could cause significant snow accumulation in some parts of the state, officials said in a press release. "Marylanders are cautioned to avoid travel if possible, to follow local forecasts, and to stay prepared for winter storm hazards," the release said. City of Annapolis officials are preparing for winter weather conditions, which are expected to include snow and the possibility of sleet and freezing rain, beginning in the early morning hours on Monday. According to reports, The National Weather Service is now predicting up to 12 inches of snow for the Annapolis area. Residents and business owners are asked to prepare for...
