Four people were hospitalized after a multi-vehicle crash Tuesday on Interstate 95 South in Harford County that involved a jackknifed tractor-trailer, according to law enforcement and traffic officials.

As of 1:45 p.m., all southbound lanes of I-95 at MD-24 have reopened.

Maryland state police responded to the reported crash around 10:23 a.m.

Abingdon Fire crews also responded to the scene near Exit 77A and shared photos of the truck jackknifed near a median along the highway. Another car was also damaged and disabled near the scene, the photos show. 

Winter weather in Maryland

The crash comes just after parts of Maryland experienced winter weather on Tuesday morning, prompting some school closures and delays around the state. 

In Harford County, schools closed due to slick roads and icy conditions in some areas. 

Much of the state saw a mix of sleet and snow early Tuesday morning before conditions changed to mostly rainy. According to the First Alert Weather Team, pockets of colder air lingered for longer in parts of Frederick and Harford counties, leading to a greater risk for icy roads. 

Periods of rain and chilly weather are expected to continue through Tuesday afternoon across Maryland.