HAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP) — Power companies say it will be at least Friday before electricity is restored to some of the 125,000 customers affected by a storm that coated parts of Maryland and Delaware with up to a half-inch of ice.

Officials opened overnight shelters Wednesday in Frederick, Bel Air and Westminster. Frederick County also announced warming centers, with no sleeping accommodations, at four fire stations across the county.

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