Maryland Continues To Cope With Winter Weather
BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- Another wave of mixed winter weather resulted in a slushy and snowy mess Monday into Tuesday.
More than five inches of snow fell in Bel Air, and three in Abingdon.
Baltimore City and County School's even closed Tuesday.
"I'm over it," resident Sarah Lohnes, said. "It's like a big snowcone everywhere. I guess it could be worse, it's not as slippery as I thought. But I'm ready for spring, come on."
Most of Tuesday's reported issues came out of Howard County.
Nearly 4,500 residents were without power, and there are many reports of downed trees and power lines.
"What's happening now is trees are coming down and wires are coming down," officials said.
Crews said that it is now shifting its focus from plowing snow to clearing debris off of the road.
The Maryland State Highway Administration said that it will shift its focus to potential flooding as all of the snow and ice starts to melt.
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