More winter weather hit Kansas early Friday morning just hours after temperatures in the region peaked out in the mid/upper 60s. Snow fell quickly in the morning and covered roads, leading to snow-covered conditions and a couple crashes. Traffic navigated through very low visibility as the peak of the snow started after sunrise on Friday.
Shot Description

Scene 1: Snow plow drives by emergency vehicle blocking the right lane due to a crash on the I-135/US-81 bridge over I-70.

Scene 2: Shot of emergency vehicle blocking right lane due to crash.

Scene 3: Tight shot of highway patrol and two car crash on bridge over I-70.

Scene 4: Tight shot of two cars involved in wreck, the front black vehicle turned backwards in the southbound lane with a heavily damage white vehicle behind it.

Scene 5: Tighter shot of white vehicle with destroyed passenger side front end.

Scene 6: Shot from front of crash looking back on damaged vehicles and emergency cars.

Scene 7: Tight shot of smashed front-passenger end of white car.

Scene 8: Shot of black car with emergency vehicles behind it.

Scene 9: Shot of accident scene from the overpass.

Scene 10-12: POV driving shots following snow plow clearing snow from I-135.

Scene 13: Shot of snow plow going under an I-70 overpass in Salina.

Scene 14: Traffic in the snow under an I-70 overpass in Salina.

Scene 15: POV driving shot of blowing snow over I-135.

Scene 16-18: Shots of traffic in low visibility falling and blowing snow.

Scene 19-20: POV driving shots of traffic driving on I-135.

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