BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Some organizations round Maryland are making ready for the potential of freezing rain Sunday morning.
Freezing rain on Sunday could make for very slick roads during the first half of the day. The Nationwide Climate Service has issued a Winter Climate Advisory for all northern Maryland, together with Baltimore Metropolis and Baltimore County from 6 a.m. till midday.
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Crews from the Maryland State Freeway Administration will patrol for freezing circumstances and deal with accordingly, in keeping with an SHA assertion.
Motorists are requested to keep away from or delay journey Sunday and Monday and telework if potential.
The SHA has the next suggestions for many who should be on the roads:
- Decelerate. Posted velocity limits are for best climate circumstances.
- Use additional warning on elevated surfaces, comparable to bridges, overpasses and ramps. These areas freeze first.
- Don’t crowd the plow. Depart loads of house between your car and SHA gear.
- Residents can get the newest journey info by logging onto roads.maryland.gov. The Statewide Transportation Operations Useful resource Map (STORM) identifies the place SHA and contractual gear is and the place they’ve been. The SHA additionally invitations drivers to view the lots of of reside site visitors cameras that permits sensible journey choices.
One place individuals won’t be able to go to Sunday is the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore.
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The zoo mentioned in an announcement it is going to be closed to the general public Sunday as a result of anticipated climate.
The zoo will reopen for its regular winter hours Monday, that are between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Friday to Monday till the tip of February.
Throughout this time, admission is decreased to $15 per individual.
For zoo members and kids youthful than 2, admission is free.
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