Widespread snowstorm hits Southern Maryland

The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for Maryland on Sunday evening as a winter storm made its way through the region. Snow was falling in St. Mary’s County as well as Charles and Calvert counties and the Eastern Shore, according to Andrew Snyder, a meteorologist with NWS. An accumulation of three to six inches was expected, with snow tapering off around midnight, he said. No snow is expected in the Baltimore area, Snyder said. Southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore are on the edge of a large winter storm that moved through the Southeast over the weekend, bringing heavy snow to North Carolina and Virginia. damage to the front on the driver’s side, police said. Anyone who sees a Toyota Tundra or a Toyota Sequoia in the area with that type of damage is asked to call police at 410-307-2020 or 911. The Baltimore County Crash Investigation Team is investigating the incident.

Maryland Republicans elect state party leaders

“encourages students and parents to report threats of violence to our children and schools, as safety is our main concern, however at the same time, false reports or the posting/reposting threats on social media will not be tolerated.” The fake threat came one year after police put Aberdeen Middle in modified lockdown after a separate shooting threat. Last December, someone sent a message to several students through Instagram that there would be a shooting, according to police. That threat was also found to be a hoax.