Late Winter Blast Hits Maryland
BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- A late winter blast hit Maryland Wednesday morning, bringing snow to some parts of the state and causing school delays and closures.
A Winter Storm Warning and a Winter Weather Advisory are still in effect for the northeastern portion of the state.
WJZ's Meg McNamara says Harford and Cecil counties will likely get the most significant snowfall. Both counties closed schools Wednesday.
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Significant accumulation of wet snow, up to 7 inches, is possible for the areas under a Winter Storm Warning, including those counties and parts of Baltimore County.
Temperatures stayed above freezing overnight, which means road temperatures were above freezing in the morning.
#Winter is nice when you're inside looking out. pic.twitter.com/UichhUIhZY
— Tim Williams WJZ (@TimWilliamsWJZ) March 7, 2018
Parts of Baltimore and Annapolis also saw flooding because of the storm.
Areas that typically see high water in Fells Point have some slight flooding today @cbsbaltimore pic.twitter.com/8UESnBIVpX
— Mike Hellgren (@HellgrenWJZ) March 7, 2018
Maryland happens to be "on the best side of a bad situation," because this system will bring significant snowfall to areas to our north.
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