The National Weather Service crews are surveying storm damage across parts of Maryland and Delaware on Monday following reports of strong winds overnight. The survey has so far revealed two tornado confirmations.

Severe storms in Delaware caused power outages for 6,000 Delaware Electric Cooperative customers. Delmarva Power is also affected with 10,184 customers in 170 active outages. Crews are working on restoration.

Maryland State Police are reminding drivers how to handle intersections if traffic lights stop working as severe weather threatens possible power outages across the state.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has declared a State of Preparedness as severe storms capable of producing damaging winds, hail and possible tornadoes are expected to move across the state Monday.

Trees and power lines were down across Rehoboth Beach on Wednesday as crews began clearing debris and making repairs following a historic winter storm.

As of 10 p.m., Delmarva Power reports 3,201 customers in Delaware remain without service. 

A powerful blizzard knocked out power across Sussex County, leaving nearly half of Delaware Electric Cooperative customers in the dark as crews worked around the clock to restore electricity, especially in rural areas.

A Level 3 driving ban in Kent and Sussex counties has been downgraded to a Level 2 driving restriction as snowstorm recovery efforts continue statewide.