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Accidents, partially plowed roadways significantly slow morning commute
With several major roadways and arteries to downtown condensed to one lane, traffic in the Baltimore area was reduced to a snail-like pace, hampering commuters as they attempted to return to work Tuesday and a storm with the potential to drop 10 to 20 inches of new snow bears down on the region. Above, a trucker struggles to make a tight turn onto Fleet Street near Broadway.
Heaviest next round of snow expected to occur Wednesday morning in area
Maryland Weather: Winter Storm Warnings still call for 10 to 20 inches of new snow in the area by tomorrow night, on top of the 24 inches or more that fell Friday and Saturday.
Mayor details city's preparations for impending storm
Noting that this is the "biggest two-day blizzard since 1922," Baltimore Mayor Stephanie C. Rawlings-Blake detailed the city's preparations for the coming storm and the response to last weekend's event.
