State Of Delaware State Of Emergency
Thursday, February 11th, 2010
State Of Delaware State Of Emergency – At this time, Delmarva is bearing third major winter storm of the year. Low Visibility on roads is causing accidents while roofs and trees are fully covered with snow. There is a big layer of snow on the roads. A 42-year member of the Selbyville Volunteer Fire Company says it is the worst snowfall since 1979. Till now, 21 inches of snow has been recorded by the National Weather Service Department while in 1979, 21 inches of snow were recorded.
Delaware is under state of emergency since early Wednesday morning. Governor Jack Markell declared emergency throughout the state. Driving is restricted in Delaware and state officials are requesting people to stay off the roads. Ocean View Police Chief Ken McLaughlin says it’s not a time to enjoy with riding. People should stay at homes.
Those who are not obeying the travel ban are facing the fines up to $500 or six months imprisonment. More than 20 accidents have been reported yet and state police has found 30 disabled vehicles.
