High winds cause power outages, wind advisory in Maryland

A Wind Advisory is in effect until 7 p.m. Monday, with gusts reaching up to 50 miles per hour.

BGE is still working to restore power after several power outages were reported Sunday. High winds have also prompted alerts across the Bay and Key Bridges.

Empty tractor trailers and house trailers aren’t permitted on the Hatem Memorial Bridge Monday morning due to the wind advisory.

Downed trees and debris blocked traffic in parts Carroll County.

Get the latest Weather Alerts.

Wind gusts blowing hard on Federal Hill. Advisories still in effect this morning. @ABC2NEWS pic.twitter.com/sS8juLfNeh

— Brendan McNamara (@BrendanABC2) November 21, 2016

Wind Advisory in effect until 7pm. Driving could be difficult. Keep both hands on steering wheel. @ABC2NEWS @ABC2Weather #GMM2 #Baltimore pic.twitter.com/7CKtlen7rM

— Lynette Charles (@LynetteFromABC2) November 21, 2016

Another blustery day. Winds may gust up to 45-50 mph. @ABC2NEWS @ABC2Weather #GMM2 #Baltimore #Queenannes #Talbot #Howard #Annearundel #Kent pic.twitter.com/faxEIAGKZN

— Lynette Charles (@LynetteFromABC2) November 21, 2016

WIND ADVISORY issued 4 Hatem Mem. Bridge.Speed limit=40mph. Empty tractor trailers/house trailers not permitted! pic.twitter.com/LUd3Xve5SN

— ABC2 Traffic (@MarylandTraffic) November 21, 2016

MON (5:15am) Bridge Wind Status: Hatem in limited restrictions. Warnings at Key, Nice, Tydings & Bay. https://t.co/1xShZs7qMQ #mdtraffic

— MDTA (@TheMDTA) November 21, 2016

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