WINTER STORM DROPS UP TO 10 INCHES OF SNOW

THURSDAY NIGHT'S SNOW STORM DROPPED UP TO TEN INCHES OF SNOW ACROSS SIOUX CITY LEAVING ROADS SNOW-PACKED AND ICY FRIDAY MORNING.

CITY CREWS WERE CLEARING SNOW THROUGHOUT THE STORM, BUT MANY SIDE ROADS HAVEN'T BEEN PLOWED YET.

SIOUX CITY POLICE OFFICIALS SAY STREETS REMAIN SLICK. THEY ENCOURAGE YOU TO TAKE YOUR TIME AND SLOW DOWN IF YOU HAVE TO TRAVEL.

THERE WERE OVER 50 ACCIDENTS THURSDAY NIGHT DURING THE SNOW STORM, BUT AUTHORITIES SAY NO MAJOR INJURY CRASHES OCCURRED.

THEY ATTRIBUTE THAT TO MOTORISTS USING CAUTION AND AVOIDING TRAVEL.

BECAUSE OF LAST NIGHT'S SNOW STORM...GILL HAULING HAS ANNOUNCED THEY WILL NOT BE PICKING UP GARBAGE ON THEIR NORMAL FRIDAY MORNING GARBAGE ROUTES.  PICK UP WILL, INSTEAD, BE SATURDAY.

RESIDENTS ARE ALSO ASKED TO NOT PLACE THEIR TRASH CARTS IN THE STREET TO ALLOW SNOWPLOWS ACCESS TO THE CURB.