St. Mary’s County – All Schools and Offices are CLOSED on Tuesday, January 27, 2026 – Code 3 for staff. No employees should report to work. Administrative leave will be provided for twelve-month employees. Operations
Prince George’s County – Tuesday, January 27, 2026 – Thursday, January 29, 2026 | CODE YELLOW | Schools are closed. All Offices are closed. Emergency personnel only must report to work. Meal distribution will open…
Anne Arundel County – Due to ongoing adverse weather and travel conditions, all Anne Arundel County Public Schools buildings will be closed on Tuesday, January 27, and Wednesday, January 28. A Code Red is in effect for employees.
Due to ongoing adverse weather and travel conditions, all Anne Arundel County Public Schools buildings will be closed on Tuesday, January 27, and Wednesday, January 28. A Code Red is in effect for employees.
Charles County – Schools closed Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2026, Code Red – Due to inclement weather conditions, all Charles County public schools and offices will be closed Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2026. There is a Code Red for Charles County Public Schools (CCPS) 12-month staff who follow the code system.
Calvert County – Calvert County Public Schools is closed on Tuesday, January 27, 2026. Buses will not run and students should not report to school. Childcare is closed and all afternoon/evening activities are canceled.
NAS Patuxent River – No Update Yet as of 4:30 p.m.
St. Mary’s County – After consultation with the local State Highway Administration, the Snow Emergency Plan for St. Mary’s County has been lifted on January 26, 2026 at 12:30 pm. Please continue to use caution while driving as some roads may still have snow and ice.
Ongoing Snow Response – The Department of Public Works & Transportation will continue snow response and recovery operations across the county. Residents are encouraged to report non-emergency concerns, including downed trees or storm-related damage, through the County’s 311 service at www.stmaryscountymd.gov/SM311 so crews can respond as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Sidewalk Snow & Ice Removal – Clear sidewalks are an important safety priority after a winter storm. The St. Mary’s County Sidewalk Snow Removal Ordinance requires property owners whose property borders a public sidewalk to clear snow and ice within 72 hours after a storm ends, or within 72 hours after snow or ice is deposited by a plow or vehicle. If snow or ice cannot be fully removed, owners must treat the sidewalk with sand, salt, or other de-icing materials to make it safe and passable. For everyone’s safety, residents and businesses are also reminded not to shovel snow or ice from sidewalks into roadways.
