UPDATED: Winds Trigger Warnings on Maryland Bridges

As winds gust across the region, there are advisories in place Thursday to keep drivers safe on a handful of Maryland bridges. The Bay, Hatem, Key, Nice and Tydings bridges are affected.

The Tydings Bridge is under limited restrictions, the Maryland Transportation Authority reported after 5 p.m.

Winds of 40 to 49 mph trigger limited wind restrictions, meaning these are prohibited: house trailers, empty box trailers or any other vehicle that officials say may not safely cross. Drivers denied passage will be given assistance so they can safely turn around.

Wind warnings are in effect for the Bay, Key, Nice and Tydings bridges, issued due to 30 to 39 mph winds. Drivers of the following vehicles should use extra caution while crossing the bridge during a wind warning: house trailers, box trailers, motorcycles, vehicles with roof-mount racks containing cargo or any other vehicle that may be subject to high winds.

Much of Maryland is under a wind advisory until 7 p.m. on Thursday.

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Pictured are the Bay, Key, Hatem and Tydings bridges, courtesy of the Maryland Transportation Authority and CHART traffic cameras.