Heavy Snow, Sleet, and Windy Weather to Continue to Affect Maryland Tuesday and Wednesday Residents Should Prepare Now and Avoid Traveling during Storm REISTERSTOWN, Md. (March 20, 2018) — The Maryland Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) is monitoring a late-season storm and coordinating state agencies in anticipation of heavy wet snow, wind gusts, and frozen precipitation Read the Rest…
Residents Should Be Aware and Take Appropriate Actions to Stay Safe REISTERSTOWN, Md. (March 19, 2018) — A series of winter storms is expected to bring frozen precipitation to parts of Maryland, starting tonight and continuing through Wednesday. Timing, temperature and the exact track of each of the systems is still somewhat uncertain, but residents Read the Rest…
What does a “State of Emergency” mean? In response to the damaging winds resulting in power outages, downed trees, and dangerous travel conditions across the state due to Winter Storm Riley, Governor Larry Hogan has declared a State of Emergency. The executive order will allow the state to efficiently coordinate support and provide additional assistance Read the Rest…
Click here to read the State of Emergency press release. Click here to read the executive order.
Governor Hogan Urges Marylanders to Prepare for Extreme Winds Beginning Friday Morning Dangerous Conditions Outdoors and Power Outages Possible REISTERSTOWN, Md. (March 1, 2018) — The storm system that will affect the entire state of Maryland beginning Thursday evening is expected to bring extreme wind and rain across Maryland. The most dangerous conditions are forecast Read the Rest…
Residents Should Prepare Now for Strong Winds Beginning Tonight MEMA Monitoring Storm System that will Bring Rain, High Winds, Possible Power Outages Click here to listen to release. REISTERSTOWN, Md. (March 1, 2018) – Marylanders should prepare now for a storm front that is expected to bring rain and possibly damaging winds across much of Read the Rest…