Winter storm dumps over a foot of snow on Greater Boston

• Expect light snow to continue falling until Monday night.

State of play: Gov. Maura Healey declared Monday a remote-work day for non-essential state employees and urged the private sector to do the same.

• "Hunker in, watch the Pats, look after your neighbors, take care of one another and ride this one out," Healey said Sunday.
• Logan Airport said most flights for Sunday night and Monday morning were canceled.

By the numbers: Logan Airport got 16.7 inches of snow as of 6am, per the National Weather Service.

• Some parts of the state got nearly 2 feet of snow.

At the height of the storm, hundreds of people in East Boston experienced power outages for a few hours, per Eversource's outage map.

• State police responded to nearly 150 reports of car crashes Sunday afternoon, MassLive reported.

Be smart: Don't drive outside if you don't have to.

• Healey said Sunday that car crashes had knocked out power in some parts of the state before the storm picked up, though she didn't say where.

Protip: If you experience a power outage and need help, call 211. Consider going to a community warming center.

• If you're out shoveling, dig out any fire hydrants on your street.