Monday afternoon snowfall created poor driving conditions across the Omaha metro.
A burst of snow began pushing through the Omaha metro around 2:30 p.m., creating slick road conditions.
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The Ralston Police Department asked drivers to avoid the area of 72nd And Harrison streets around 3:15 p.m. because of a crash.
La Vista Police say the southbound lane of 72nd Street, near Harrison Street, is very slick.
72nd Street southbound from Harrison is extremely slick right now. Ofcrs are out on 4 separate crashes. Avoid the area for the short term
— La Vista Police (@lavistapolice) January 25, 2016
In a post on Twitter, Officer Ryan Miller, with the Omaha Police Department, reported slick side roads.
KMTV also has a crew at the scene of another wreck at 192nd and Highway 370.
Weather causing sone wrecks already here in rural Sarpy Co. @action3news pic.twitter.com/6ogiXmYmTk
— Nick Starling (@NickStarlingTV) January 25, 2016
You can get real-time traffic alerts by following @OmaTrafficAlert on Twitter or check current road conditions here.
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