After days of record breaking temperatures, the winter weather is back.
Since Thursday night, hundreds of plows hit the streets.
Many school districts in the metro canceled classes for Friday.
To see the complete list of closings, click here.
On Friday afternoon, OPD issued an accident alert.They were not going to respond to non-injury accidents.
They said any drivers involved in those types of accidents to exchange information.
Snow, blowing snow continuing today, causing slick roads and sidewalks. Heavy, wet snow=hard to shovel. #newx #iawx pic.twitter.com/kYOKh1nKmz
— NWS Omaha (@NWSOmaha) February 24, 2017
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As of Thursday afternoon, City of Omaha officials say crews are under a 24-hour operation.
Outlying areas of the metro seeing very slick conditions now.
To see traffic conditions in the area, click here.
Some storms could be strong with gusty winds and hail.
Rain transitioned into snow long before the morning commute,
Higher amounts are expected up north.
Lower amounts to the south.
On Thursday, Nebraska State Patrol asked citizens to be prepared for the upcoming storm and road conditions.
