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Cecil County Snow Closures On Wednesday, March 21
BREAKING: Due to winter weather, schools have announced closures on Wednesday in Cecil County.

CECIL COUNTY, MD — Cecil County Public Schools will be closed on Wednesday, March 21, officials said Tuesday night. The school system announced the closure as the region braces for around a foot of snow.
Authorities have advised people to stay off the roads during the snowstorm.
“Snow, sleet and freezing rain falling this evening and overnight could make road conditions treacherous throughout the state," Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said in a statement Tuesday evening. "I strongly urge all Marylanders to...avoid travel if possible. Keep a close eye on your local weather forecast, and check on family, friends, and neighbors and make sure they are safe throughout this late-season storm.”
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Cecil County is under a winter storm warning until 2 a.m. Thursday, with the National Weather Service calling for 11 to 15 inches of snow during that time. The snow emergency plan took effect at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, meaning vehicles may not park on roads that are designated snow emergency routes.
Additional closings/schedule changes in Cecil County on Wednesday, March 21:
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- Cecil College
- County Council Legislative Session from Tuesday was postponed until 7 p.m. on Tuesday, March 27
- MARC train on R schedule
Check back for closings, as we will update this list to reflect announcements as they come in. (Get free news alerts from Patch.)
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The Cecil County Sheriff's Office told people simply: "Stay home."
NJ is closed tomorrow. Stay home. Southeastern PA is closed. No need to drive. Our region will have a tough day weather wise tomorrow.Take a day off. Weather will be awful. #CecilSheriff #Weatherkitty pic.twitter.com/tHd006Z35m
— Cecil County Sheriff (@CecilSheriff) March 20, 2018
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