Maryland is digging out from a major winter storm that dumped more than 10 inches of snow and sleet in some areas. Many school systems will remain closed Tuesday, as forecasters warn of “dangerously cold” temperatures this week.
Here’s what to know:
🧊 Frigid week ahead: Temperatures on Monday evening are expected to plunge into the single digits. Weather apps said it would feel like zero degrees this week, and there are even concerns that another storm is around the corner.
🚗 When will roads be cleared? It could take days for plows to clear roads. Officials are urging people to avoid travel if possible, as roads remain dangerously icy. Trains and planes are delayed.
💡 At least the lights are still on: While nearly 1 million people experienced power outages nationally, only 1,000 BGE customers lost power at some point, as of Monday afternoon.
❄️ Cold weather safety: If you plan to shovel snow or be out in the cold, here’s how to protect yourself.
⛄ Fun, fun, fun: Snow brings out the kid in all of us. Here are fun photos sent in by readers.




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