Roads Closed

Montgomery County has issued an update (Oct. 30 as of 12:15pm.) on road closures because of the storm.
Updated 12:15pm October 30
Due to High Water the following roadways are closed:
Colesville Rd. US.29 from University Blvd. (MD.193) to Lockwood Dr. both northbound and southbound.
Beach Dr is closed from the DC Line to Grosvenor Lane
Little Falls Parkway is closed between River Rd. (MD.190) to Massachusetts Ave.
Sligo Creek Parkway is closed between University Blvd. (MD.193) to New Hampshire Ave. (MD.650)
Kensington Pkwy. is closed between Beach Dr. to Glenmoor Dr.
Northbound New Hampshire Ave. (MD.650) Ramp onto the Outer Loop of I-495 is closed

Maryland Route 29 in Montgomery County has now reopened.

Updated 8:30am October 30
The following roads are closed or have a portion closed due to water, trees down, or wires down.

Flooded Roads –
• Howard Chapel Rd.
• Edwards Ferry Rd.
• Emory La.
• Gold Mine Rd.
• W. Old Baltimore Rd.
• Newcut Rd.
• Zion Rd.
• Brookeville Rd.
• Kensington Pkwy.
• Quince Orchard Rd.
• Log House Rd.
• Brighton Dam Rd.
• Gue Rd.
• Elton Farm Rd.
• Fleming Ave.
• Brink Rd.
• Stockton Rd.
• Riffle Ford Rd.
• 25815 Woodfield Rd.
• Strathmore Ave. @ MD355
• Colesville Rd. (a mile north of University Blvd, just south of Lockwood Dr)

Tree Down w/Wires –
• Chesterfield Rd.
• Peach Tree Rd.
• Watkins Rd.
• Brink Rd.
• Astoria La.
• Davis Mill Rd.
• Arrowood Rd. @ Kittery La.
• 5950 Grosvenor La.
• S. Glen Rd. @ Glen Mill Rd.
• MacArthur Blvd. @ Whiterim Dr.
• 13108 Brandown Wayr
• 5310 Oakland Rd.

Tree Down –

• White Ground Rd. @ Schaffer Rd.
• 12700 Middlebrook Rd.
• Montgomery Village Ave. @ Walkers Choice Rd.
• Shiloh Church Rd. @ Conrad Springs
• Scenery Dr. @ Germantown Rd.
• Peachtree Rd. @ Comus Rd.
• Doubleland Rd. @ Frontwell Cir.
• W. Old Baltimore Rd. @ Peachtree Rd.
• Twinbrook Pkwy @ MD355
• Hipsley Mill Rd. @ Damascus Rd.

Park Roads –
• Little Falls Pkwy.
• Beach Dr.

Re-Opened Roads –
• Arcola Ave.
• Georgia Ave.
• Killdeer Dr.
• Westlake Dr.

** As a reminder, Montgomery County urges residents to stay in a safe place and avoid traveling today. Hazards including winds and flooding may still occur and create unsafe road conditions. **

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