BALTIMORE — Maryland was among several states that got walloped by Sunday's snow storm.
More than a foot of snow fell in some places leaving roads frozen and impassable.
By 6:44 Sunday evening, Maryland State Police had received nearly 1,000 calls for service, including 62 crashes.
As of 7am Monday, the call numbers increased to 1,400 — 84 of which were collisions.
Luckily none were fatal, according to Governor Wes Moore, who spoke to CNN on Monday.
"The message remains the same today as it was yesterday: avoid travel if possible," Maryland State Police said on social media.
