Baltimore Braces for Historic Snowfall as Arctic Blast Descends

Baltimore Braces for Historic Snowfall as Arctic Blast DescendsBaltimore Braces for Historic Snowfall as Arctic Blast Descends Baltimore is bracing for historic snowfall as an Arctic blast descends upon the city. The National Weather Service has issued a blizzard warning, forecasting up to 2 feet of snow to accumulate by Friday morning. The snowfall is expected to arrive late Thursday night and intensify throughout the night into Friday. The heaviest snow is expected during the early morning hours of Friday, with visibility dropping to near zero. City officials are urging residents to stay off the roads if possible. Emergency services will be at heightened readiness to respond to any incidents. Baltimore County has declared a state of emergency, and the city is considering doing the same. Public transportation services have been suspended or reduced. Schools and businesses are closing due to the expected snowfall. Residents are advised to stock up on essential supplies and prepare for potential power outages. The snowfall is part of a larger Arctic blast that is sweeping across the eastern United States. The cold front is bringing frigid temperatures, gusty winds, and snow to many areas. In Baltimore, temperatures are expected to drop into the single digits overnight. The wind chill could make it feel like below zero. Residents are advised to wear warm clothing and avoid prolonged exposure to the cold. The city is working to clear the streets as quickly as possible. However, residents are advised to be patient and allow extra time for travel. The snowfall is expected to continue throughout the day on Friday before tapering off in the evening. This snowfall is likely to be one of the largest in Baltimore’s history. The city has not seen a snowfall of this magnitude in over a decade. Residents are urged to take precautions and stay safe during the storm.