According to Houston Fire Chief Sam Peña, crews with the Houston Fire Department and the Houston Police Department responded to the scene.
There were no injuries reported.
🚨10 car pile up on 45 south of downtown. @HoustonFire @houstonpolice on location. Avoid unnecessary travel
— Chief Samuel Peña (@FireChiefofHFD) February 15, 2021
👉🏽 Road conditions will remain dangerous
👉🏽 Overpasses & bridges will be 1st to freeze and last to thaw
Peña reminded residents that road conditions will continue to be dangerous, and that overpasses and bridges will be the first to freeze and last to thaw during the storm.
More than 100 trouble spots have been reported on Houston-area roads during the winter storm.
Earlier in the night, multiple vehicles were involved in a pile-up wreck on Beltway 8 near the Hardy Toll Road on Houston's north side.
Harris County Toll Road Authority officials cleared the scene. It's not yet clear exactly how many vehicles were part of the chain-reaction crash. There is no word if anyone was injured.
Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez shared that the dispatch center had received dozens of traffic-related calls since Sunday morning.
Since 6am today, our dispatch center has received these calls:
— Ed Gonzalez (@SheriffEd_HCSO) February 15, 2021
Icy Roadway calls 19
Minor Accidents 45
Major Accidents 10#HouNews #HouWx
Then at 10:30 p.m. Sunday, Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo tweeted there were 134 traffic crashes across the Houston area. Officials advise against any travel.
134 traffic crashes working across @HoustonTX. Please avoid traveling until this severe weather event subsides.
— Chief Art Acevedo (@ArtAcevedo) February 15, 2021
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