SOUTHERN MARYLAND – As Southern Maryland continues to recover from the recent winter storm, drivers are urged to use caution and plan ahead before heading out on area roadways. Snow, ice, and lingering slick spots can make travel hazardous, especially on secondary roads, bridges, and shaded areas.
Our live traffic camera page provides real-time views of road conditions across the region. The cameras allow drivers to see current conditions before leaving home, helping them determine whether travel is necessary and which routes may be safer.
The traffic cameras show conditions at major intersections and roadways, offering an up-to-date look at snow coverage, traffic flow, and visibility following the storm. Conditions can change quickly as crews continue plowing and treating roads, and as temperatures fluctuate throughout the day.
Motorists are reminded to slow down, increase following distance, and allow extra time for travel. If conditions appear unsafe, consider delaying travel until roads improve.
You can view live road conditions anytime by visiting our traffic camera page, which will continue to be updated as recovery efforts move forward.
POWER OUTAGES:
Are you experiencing a power outage? There are currently multiple outages in the tri-county area. Click here to see when your power may be turned back on.
Stay safe and drive carefully.
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