UPDATE 4 P.M.

With snowfall failing to reach earlier predictions the City of Omaha has revised its snow removal plans.
 
A spokesperson for Mayor Jean Stothert announcing, "Since snow accumulations have been reduced and have not reached 2", contractors will not be used in residential neighborhoods. As a reminder-the 2" measurement was started in 2016. Prior to that it was 4" before neighborhoods were plowed."
 

INITIAL REPORT:

Several hours later than initially predicted, blowing snow hit the Metro about 11 a.m. preceded by temperatures falling into the single digits with wind chills well below zero.

[See late morning road conditions above]

According to forecasts, snow accumulation is now ranging from 2-7 inches with a wind chill advisory in effect until 9 a.m. Sunday—those wind chills could drop as low as 30 below.

Saturday's snow is expected to end about 4 p.m.