OCEAN CITY, Md. - A winter storm moved through Ocean City early Sunday, bringing snow, rain and rough surf as crews worked to keep roads clear.
Snow plows were out throughout the day clearing main roads and backstreets, leaving piles of snow along curbs and road edges. While many roads were passable, drivers continued to use caution as conditions remained slick.
Snow plows were out throughout the day clearing main roads and backstreets.
Raymond Semega, who was driving in town during the storm, said he was taking extra care behind the wheel. “Just be slow and careful,” Semega said.
Semega said he drives to the Ocean City Inlet every day to watch the waves, a popular sight during storms.
Although many roads in town were clear, Semega said people should remain cautious as temperatures drop.. “If it gets colder, these will freeze. These roads will be very dangerous,” he said.
Semega said he drives to the Ocean City Inlet every day to watch the waves, a popular sight during storms.
Ocean City officials urged people to stay off the roads during the storm and avoid travel if possible due to changing and potentially hazardous conditions.
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