Snow causes slick conditions, crashes Monday morning in Oklahoma City metro
KOCO 5 crews saw numerous crashes in the Oklahoma City metro, especially on interstates and highways with bridges that iced over during the Monday morning commute
KOCO 5 crews saw numerous crashes in the Oklahoma City metro, especially on interstates and highways with bridges that iced over during the Monday morning commute
KOCO 5 crews saw numerous crashes in the Oklahoma City metro, especially on interstates and highways with bridges that iced over during the Monday morning commute
The snowfall on Sunday and early Monday morning left behind wet, slushy roads in much of Oklahoma that caused several crashes.
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KOCO 5 crews saw numerous crashes in the Oklahoma City metro, especially on interstates and highways with bridges that iced over during the Monday morning commute.
Oklahoma Department of Transpiration crews continue to treat highways and interstates in southwest and central Oklahoma, including the OKC metro. They also have mobilized in northeastern parts of the state, including the Tulsa metro and surrounding counties and near Okmulgee and Muskogee counties to the Arkansas state line.
Crews report mainly wet and slushy spots across the state and caution drivers to allow extra time for the morning commute and slow down on bridges and overpasses.
The Interstate 35 and Interstate 40 corridors across the state are wet but clear.
Counties with slick and hazardous conditions include Comanche, Caddo, Grady and eastern portions of Kiowa.
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