Part of I-70 closes in western Kansas, due to crashes
Drivers are warned to be prepared for hazardous travel conditions in parts of Kansas on Monday.
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW)—The Kansas Department of Transportation has closed Interstate 70 in both directions between Goodland and Colby due to numerous vehicles blocking the roadway.
The Kansas Highway Patrol and county sheriff's offices have been dealing with vehicles sliding off roads since early Monday morning.
Officials say no one was hurt in this crash on U.S. 50 west of Syracuse on the morning of March 25, 2024. (Courtesy Hamilton County Sheriff's Office) 
A KDOT camera shows a slide-off along I-70 at the Mingo exit. The picture was taken at 11:30 a.m. on March 25, 2024. (Courtesy KDOT) 
Semi slides off Interstate 70 in Sherman County. (Courtesy: Sherman County Sheriff's Office) 
A semi blocks U.S. 50 at Kendall in Hamilton County, March 25, 2024. (Courtesy Hamilton County Sheriff's Office) 
A truck blocks Highway 24 at Road 11 in Sherman County on March 25, 2024. (Courtesy Sherman County Sheriff's Office) 
(Courtesy Scott County Emergency Management) 
(Courtesy Hamilton County Sheriff's Office) 
(Courtesy Hamilton County Sheriff's Office)
KDOT says road conditions in northwest Kansas are snow-packed and icy. with reduced visibility in some areas.
The National Weather Service warned drivers to be prepared for hazardous travel conditions in parts of Kansas on Monday.
Accumulating snow driven by wind gusts has already reduced visibility and slick roads in northwest Kansas. For the latest Kansas road conditions, click here.
Several school districts have called off or delayed classes for the day. Check the latest list here.
SNOWFALL REPORTS
- Goodland, Sherman County - 3.3 inches
- 1 NNE of Goodland, Sherman County - 5.7 inches
- Campus, Gove County - 1.5 inches
- Winona, Logan County - 4 inches
- Oakley, Logan County - 1.5 inches
- 10 NNW Brewster, Sherman County - 2.3 inches
- 4 N Blakeman, Rawlins County - 2.5 inches