As a major snowstorm approaches Maryland this weekend, Gov. Wes Moore has declared a State of Preparedness for the entire state.
Here’s what to know on that, how much snow is expected in the Salisbury-Ocean City area and when, plus storm readiness tips from the state.
Maryland bracing for big impact from approaching snowstorm
Moore declared the State of Preparedness ahead of a potentially hazardous winter weather system that is expected to bring accumulating snow and potential ice to areas of Maryland. The storm will likely affect roads and transportation centers and could cause significant snow accumulation in some parts of the state. Marylanders are cautioned to avoid travel if possible, to follow local forecasts and to stay prepared for winter storm hazards.
“By declaring a State of Preparedness in Maryland, I am directing the Department of Emergency Management to coordinate the comprehensive preparation of state government ahead of potential impacts related to the incoming weather system,” said Moore. “The safety and security of our residents is our top priority. Please remain vigilant, listen to authorities, use common sense, and complete emergency preparations as soon as possible.”…