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Snow Moves Out Of The Area

BALTIMORE (WJZ) - The snow has mostly moved out of the area here in Baltimore with minimal impact. But cold temperatures and wet roads could cause problems on the morning commute.

The State Highway Administration is warning travelers to take it easy heading into work this morning.

"The storm is expected to impact Friday morning's rush hour, which presents challenges for SHA crews as they become stuck in the same traffic as everyone else," said SHA Administrator Gregory C. Johnson, P.E. "We ask that travelers make smart and informed travel choices Friday morning by delaying commuting to enable crews to effectively treat roads."

A winter weather advisory was cancelled around 3:30 this morning as snow moved out of the area. Winter storm warnings will go into effect Saturday at 1 a.m. for Dorchester, Wicomico, Somerset and Worcester counties until 1:00 a.m. on Sunday.

WJZ's Marty Bass says more snow could be headed to Maryland this weekend after a front initially looked like it would miss us is coming back around off the coast.

The cold weather will be staying with us the weekend. But a look at the extended forecast show's a warm up as we move toward next Wednesday, and beyond.

Stay with WJZ for your latest First Warning Weather forecast.

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