BALTIMORE, MD—Damage reports are still pouring in after Tropical Depression Ida swept through Maryland on Wednesday.

A confirmed tornado swept through portions of Annapolis and Edgewater, destroying homes, schools, buildings, and more.

Multiple tornado warnings were issued for parts of Baltimore County as well.

Maryland State Police say they responded to over 92 crashes on Wednesday.

Photos and video of local storm damage can be viewed below.

Tornado on ground pic.twitter.com/hoTLWQpvzT

— Robbie (@RobbMDWxMedia) September 1, 2021

Tornado in Annapolis, Maryland! #mdwx @capitalweather @wbaltv11 pic.twitter.com/lZSbHohG6Q

— MarylandBlueCrab (@MarylandBluCrab) September 1, 2021

South River High School football stadium. Not my picture, from Snapchat pic.twitter.com/sNcYe4MfO9

— Robbie (@RobbMDWxMedia) September 1, 2021

South River Colony Not my picture pic.twitter.com/R045Bz7MBU

— Robbie (@RobbMDWxMedia) September 1, 2021

West Street Damage. #AnnapolisTornado #Annapolis pic.twitter.com/pPfqxZRu89

— Eye On Annapolis (@eyeonannapolis) September 1, 2021

Andrew ran out and got this. No. Not thrilled he ran out. Lol pic.twitter.com/EPRKqievAV

— Melanie Newman (@MelanieLynneN) September 1, 2021

Starting to flood on West Street and Parol Street by the storm damage. Road closed for utility pole down in middle of West Street pic.twitter.com/OOWNqkTsOS

— Lilly Price (@lillyptweets) September 1, 2021

Photo via @MarylandBluCrab on Twitter