BALTIMORE — Most Marylanders were snowed in Monday.
It was the first major storm of the 2025 winter season, with some areas getting as much as eight inches of snowfall.
WMAR-2 News crews went out to see how people spent their snow day.
Here's what we found in Baltimore City.
Sunday night Mayor Brandon Scott issued a local State of Emergency that remains in effect, as the region continues to be under a winter storm warning until 1am Tuesday.
The City deployed 250 Department of Transportation snow vehicles along with hundreds of other contractors to respond to cleanup efforts.
In a mid-day update the City reported more than four inches of snowfall.
City government offices were closed Monday and could reopen as soon as January 7.
After delay, the Harbor Connector is back in service, although the Charm City Circulator remains suspended Monday.
Residents in Federal Hill, Fells Point, Harbor East, Perkins Homes, and Little Italy can park their cars in the City-owned parking facilities listed below until 7am Tuesday, with extensions possible.
- Little Italy Parking Garage
400 S. Central Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland 21202
- West Street Garage
40 E. West Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21230
- Caroline Street Garage
805 S. Caroline Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21231
- Fleet & Eden Garage
501 S. Eden Street
Baltimore, MD 21205
Cars parked in snow zones during plowing may be towed, and can be found by calling 311.
A Code Blue Extreme Cold Declaration is in effect, through Saturday, January 11, meaning shelters and warming centers will be open.
Residents can call (443) 695-7378 to be connected to emergency shelter.
