The Chesapeake Bay Bridge has been reopened to all vehicles beside tractor trailers, Anne Arundel County Emergency Management announced via Twitter. Tractor trailers are now prohibited from crossing the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and the Key Bridge in Baltimore has been placed under a "wind warning."
"The wind was so strong, the carousel and the Ferris wheel were actually turning by themselves," Berk said. "It was just eerie to hear the metal kind of squeaking by itself."
The meteorologist said he still expects most of Maryland to receive 2–6 inches of rain.
"It almost looks like the eye might be moving a little bit east," said Berk, who is working from the Hilton hotel in Ocean City. "The biggest storm surge will be in the lower portion of the Chesapeake."
"The wind was so strong, the carousel and the Ferris wheel were actually turning by themselves," Berk said. "It was just eerie to hear the metal kind of squeaking by itself."
The meteorologist said he still expects most of Maryland to receive 2–6 inches of rain.
"It almost looks like the eye might be moving a little bit east," said Berk, who is working from the Hilton hotel in Ocean City. "The biggest storm surge will be in the lower portion of the Chesapeake."
