Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Most communities could see 4-8 inches total, but Randallstown, Owings Mills and Reisterstown could get the most, at up to 10 inches from Tuesday night through Wednesday night, according to the National Weather Service.
As the snowstorm approaches, and the forecast gets more specific, it looks like the Baltimore Metro area could get up to about 8 inches of snow from late Tuesday night through Wednesday night. However, Owings Mills and Reisterstown could get more, at up to 10 inches, according to the National Weather Service. A winter weather watch, including snow, is in effect for the county, as well as for the Baltimore and D.C. metro areas. During this time, wind gusts could get as high as 35 mph. Combined with heavy snow, there could be power outages, it states. BGE is bringing in 500 extra employees to help with service repairs and 1,750 of its own crews to be ready in case of "hundreds of thousands of outages in its service area, according to a news …
Monday, March 4, 2013
A snowstorm is heading toward Central Maryland and Baltimore County, and may hit Tuesday, and BGE is bringing in 500 extra workers.
UPDATE (5:38 p.m.) A storm heading toward the Baltimore and D.C. Metro areas could dump one or more inches of heavy snow on Baltimore County, beginning overnight Tuesday. A winter storm watch is in effect from Tuesday evening through Wednesday evening, including in Maryland: from Frederick to Baltimore, and Westminster to Annapolis, according to the National Weather Service. There might be "heavy wet snow, gusty winds, possible power outtages," it states. Meteorologist Justin Berk says there could be up to 5 inches in some areas of Central Maryland. Meanwhile, Baltimore Gas and Electric is bringing in 500 extra workers to help with any power outages that might occur, according to a news release Monday afternoon. Wind gusts could get as …
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Park Heights Avenue in Pikesville and Stevenson, as well as Falls Road, are being worked on after the storm Monday night.
UPDATE (12:42 p.m.)—Part of Falls Road is closed because of storm damage, according to Pikesville Patch's commuter map. And Park Heights Avenue could be open by after 2 p.m. Park Heights Avenue in Pikesville/Stevenson (Now open) Both directions, are blocked due to storm damage, between Hooks Lane in Pikesville, and Hwy 130/Greenspring Valley Road in Stevenson. It's estimated that this will be clear by about 2 p.m. Falls Road in Pikesville The southbound lanes are closed between Highway 133 and Old Pimlico Road. Hwy. 133 is known as Ruxton Road/Old Court Road. It could be cleared by 12:46 p.m. Check with the commuter map for updates, and to see closed or blocked roads in other areas. Baltimore County maintains a list of storm-affected roads…
Baltimore County's list of affected roads is being updated. Click through for the latest information, including Greenspring and Baublitz, Windsor Mill Road and Mayfield, Liberty Road and Buckingham.
Gov. Martin O'Malley will give an update on the hurricane's storm at 10:30 a.m. Click through to view.
Watch the update by Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, live at 10 a.m. on the Baltimore Police Department website.
Monday, October 29, 2012
Patch has Hurricane Sandy covered on the ground throughout Maryland.
Stay with Pikesville Patch right here and follow our live chat. We'll have instant updates in the chat from all over Maryland, as well as from the Twitter accounts that bring us the most up-to-date information about the Frankenstorm's whereabouts. School closings, evacuation plans, power outages and road closures—we'll have all of that covered. And we'll mix in some of those unique stories from communities throughout Maryland as the storm makes impact. Even better—you can join in on our coverage: submit photos to our Pics & Clips page, start a Local Voices column to document your experience or to promote whether your business is open, services you offer, and more. Or post announcements and events about what is happening, or what is …
Have trees fallen where you live? Do you have video of high winds and rain? Are you playing board games with the kids to pass the time? Post your storm photos here, and let us know the conditions where you are.
The wind and rain from Hurricane Sandy are increasing as Monday wears on. But things are only expected to get worse tonight, when wind gusts reach as high as 70 mph, according to the National Weather Service. Show us what's going on in your neighborhood. Do you have photos of winds and rain? Felled trees? Or are you making due by playing games with the kids? Upload your photos from your device to this article. Do you know of any roads that are flooded or blocked? Any power outages? Tell us in the comments section. Residents of Pikesville, Garrison, Randallstown, Woodlawn, northwest Baltimore, and the area are welcome to contribute! Here are videos and a photo from Lutherville-Timonium Patch, and a video from North Baltimore. Remember, …
Friday, October 26, 2012
Here's a list of early voting sites in Baltimore County, including those near to Pikesville, in Randallstown, Towson and Catonsville.
UPDATE (3:07 p.m.)-If storms from Hurricane Sandy hit Maryland, it could affect early voting that's set for Saturday through Thursday. According to a news release from Gov. Martin O'Malley, the election law allows for postponing early voting during a state of emergency, or it could change the voting locations or voting systems. O'Malley declared a state of emergency on Friday, in anticipation of the storm. "The Governor’s Office and the Maryland Emergency Management Agency are actively monitoring weather developments in order to determine whether changes to the early voting schedule may be necessary to protect public safety," it states. However, early voting will continue as scheduled until further notice. Voters can avoid the Election Day…
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Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Councilwoman Mary Pat Clarke introduced the resolution calling for the hearing.
BGE will appear before a City Council committee on Wednesday to discuss how future long-term power outages—such as the power failure experienced by many North Baltimore residents after June’s derecho—can be avoided. According to the council’s legislative calendar, the informational hearing before the Housing and Community Development Committee on the lessons learned from the storm will be held at 5 p.m., at City Hall. Councilwoman Mary Pat Clarke introduced the resolution calling for the hearing this summer. This June a rare derecho with powerful winds formed quickly and pushed through the area giving BGE little time to prepare a response. In Northwest Baltimore, many neighborhoods, including areas of Greenspring, and Cross Country, were …
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