THAT’S STICKING AROUND, COMING UP IN JUST A FEW MINUTES. BACK TO YOU. THANKS, SEAN. AS THE SNOW CONTINUES TO FALL, WE’RE LIVE WITH TEAM COVERAGE THIS MORNING. CAITLIN HARVEY AND WAVERLE MONROE ARE OUT DRIVING IN IT LOOKING AT THE CONDITIONS. CAITLIN, WHAT ARE YOU SEEING? RIGHT NOW WE’RE HEADING AT EASTBOUND ON I-80 80 NOW APPROACHING I-480 80, UH, 75. AS YOU CAN SEE, TRAFFIC REALLY SLOW DOWN ALL THE INTERSTATE HEADING EASTBOUND FROM ABOUT 680. IT’S BEEN ABOUT, UH, 40 MILES AN HOUR. IT LOOKS LIKE A COUPLE CRASHES NOW HEADING WESTBOUND. AND AS YOU’RE JUST PAST I-480 VISIBILITY CONTINUING TO DECREASE. AND I REALLY THINK THIS IS GOING TO GET ROUGH HERE THIS MORNING AS THE SUN COMES UP. AS YOU’RE TRAVELING, THOUGH, GIVE YOURSELF THAT EXTRA TIME ONLY IF YOU ABSOLUTELY HAVE TO HEAD OUT. RIGHT NOW WE’RE GOING ABOUT 30. THAT SEEMS TO BE THE FLOW OF TRAFFIC HERE ON I-80. STILL NEAR IMPOSSIBL
Road conditions: low visibility and slick conditions during Friday morning’s commute
Updated: 8:17 AM CST Jan 12, 2024
Fluffy snowfall and blowing snow along with low visibility is causing issues for the morning commute in Omaha Friday. Main streets are still covered in snow along with more cars driving to their destinations. Snow to continue Friday, with near-blizzard-like conditions for parts of the Omaha area. See the latest forecast.Blowing snow and drifts pile up throughout the metro.Snow continues to cover neighboring streets.Closings: Omaha-area schools, businesses change schedules FridayWest Dodge Expressways were snow-covered.Near JKF Highway, roads are slick, with low visibility: For a look at travel conditions across Nebraska and Iowa, visit the NDOT and IDOT websites.Track the weather wherever you are with our Interactive Radar
Fluffy snowfall and blowing snow along with low visibility is causing issues for the morning commute in Omaha Friday.
Main streets are still covered in snow along with more cars driving to their destinations.
Snow to continue Friday, with near-blizzard-like conditions for parts of the Omaha area. See the latest forecast.
Blowing snow and drifts pile up throughout the metro.
Snow continues to cover neighboring streets.
Closings: Omaha-area schools, businesses change schedules Friday
West Dodge Expressways were snow-covered.
Near JKF Highway, roads are slick, with low visibility:
For a look at travel conditions across Nebraska and Iowa, visit the NDOT and IDOT websites.
Track the weather wherever you are with our Interactive Radar