NCDOT warns of dangers of black ice overnight | Live Updates

Across the Triangle on Friday, highways and side streets were dusted with snow; over 1,000 days in the making creating tough conditions out on the roads.

North Carolina Department of Transportation crews based in Raleigh were out in full force on Saturday covering the entire area.

"It was a good night. Everything went smoothly. We had a few things we had to adjust to. We had a couple of routes closed and we had to adjust," NCDOT Engineer Doug McNeal said. "We were servicing them from we have certain salt, salt stockpile areas and we had a few accidents. We had to change and pull some resources from different counties into sort of some sections."

One of those accidents was a multi-car chain reaction crash from slippery conditions on Interstate 87 near Knightdale.

By Sunday, the snow was cleared out however crews had to focus on the possibility of black ice.

"We're certainly getting into some freezing temperatures. So we need to expect black ice and black ice can be anywhere," McNeal said. 'We generally you see, it in areas that have been shaded and haven't seen the sunlight. And then they thaw and then refreeze, but they can be anywhere."

There were multiple crashes Saturday morning after snow, freezing rain and sleet moved through central NC. This includes:

• A truck overturned on I-87 South near Wendell, blocking two lanes.

• A pickup truck went off the on-ramp from I-540 westbound to NC 54. It rammed into the control box of the traffic signal at the intersection.

• There was a reported two-vehicle crash on I-40 at South Saunders Street.

NCDOT urges people to stay off the roads if possible.

A truck overturned on I-87 South near Wendell, blocking two lanes.

RDU officially got less than an inch of snow. Areas closer to the Virginia border saw the highest amount of snow around 3 to 4 inches.

ABC11 viewers sent in some pictures across the Triangle and beyond:

Fuquay Varina

Durham at Northgate Park

Henderson

Boydton, Virginia

Road conditions throughout ABC11's viewing area have been impacted by freezing rain and snow.

We talked with officials at the North Carolina Department of Transportation about the storm's aftermath, cleanup and particular trouble spots on roadways.

WATCH | NCDOT talks storm aftermath and cleanup

Road conditions throughout ABC11's viewing area have been impacted by freezing rain and snow.