Hot Water Heater Again Blamed For Sickening Johns Hopkins At Keswick Workers
Health officials say a hot water heater is to blame for sickening workers at an office complex last Tuesday and again on Monday.
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Health officials say a hot water heater is to blame for sickening workers at an office complex last Tuesday and again on Monday.
This storm is taking its time getting here, but it's still coming.
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Travel by air and land may be affected by the threat of severe weather Tuesday night into Wednesday. BWI Marshall Airport and the Maryland Transportation Authority are making preparations.
All across Maryland utility crews are bracing for the kind of storm we haven't seen in several years.
A winter weather system is expected to move into Maryland late Tuesday, with significant snow accumulations throughout the day on Wednesday. Baltimore City and the entire state are making preparations.
Our area is getting ready for a very dynamic storm with a lot of moisture.
Forecast looks pretty much on track in view of latest models. We are comfortable with the 4-8 inches for Baltimore but would mention higher amounts in the higher elevations to the west like parts of Frederick on west with potential for a foot or more in some places.
