Baltimore County Snow Closures On Wednesday, March 21

BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD — Baltimore 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 several inches to upwards of a foot of snow.

Schools and offices will be closed on Wednesday, March 21, due to snow and icy conditions, officials from Baltimore County Public Schools said.

Preliminary data from the National Weather Service indicated that 6 inches of snow had fallen in Bentley Springs Tuesday evening, and 3 inches had been reported in Reisterstown. The National Weather Service is calling for anywhere from 5 to 14 inches across Baltimore County; higher concentrations are projected to be in the northwest and close to the state line. A winter storm warning is in effect from 2 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, March 21, during which time travel will be hazardous or impossible.

Here are the latest closures in Baltimore County on Wednesday, March 21:

• Baltimore County Public Schools will be closed.
• Baltimore County Government offices will be closed. Emergency and essential employees must report.
• CCBC is closed.
• Stevenson University will be closed.
• Towson University will be closed.
• UMBC will be closed
• CCBC Practical Nursing Program Health Fair in Dundalk is canceled.
• JCC Park Heights and Owings Mills buildings will be closed on Wednesday.
• Maryland State Fairgrounds administration offices are closed on Wednesday.

Check back for closings, as we will update this list to reflect announcements as they come in. (Get free news alerts from Patch.)

SEE ALSO: Maryland School Closings List For Wednesday, March 21

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“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 night. "I strongly urge all Marylanders to use common sense, take extreme caution, and 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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