Baltimore City's phase 3 snow emergency ends at 6 a.m. Sunday.
The mayor's Office of Emergency Management tweeted that phase 2 is still in effect and that motorists should only drive if it's imperative.
Snow Emergency Phase 3 ends 6am; Phase 2 still active. Roads still not in good condition. Only drive if imperative. https://t.co/10tAatSeC3
— Baltimore OEM (@BaltimoreOEM) January 24, 2016
It will take time to clean up this historic snow. Please avoid the roads, be patient & supportive of those who continue to work non-stop.
— Baltimore OEM (@BaltimoreOEM) January 24, 2016
Non-emergency vehicles were banned from the streets of Baltimore Saturday evening due to poor road conditions.
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake called a phase 3 snow emergency, similar to what the city of Annapolis announced early Saturday.
Phase 2 snow emergencies requires vehicles on the road to be equipped with snow tires, all weather radials or chains, and prohibits parking in designated Snow Emergency Routes.
RELATED: Annapolis bans unauthorized vehicles from roads
Watch the video above to hear the mayor's statements on Sunday's conditions.
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