NAMPA, Idaho — Interstate 84 is back open after a 20-car pileup on WB I-84 near Garrity Blvd. in Nampa.
The crash shut down the interstate for a few hours shortly after it occurred Thursday morning.
Into the afternoon, drivers reported delays from Nampa to Boise as snow continues to fall across the Treasure Valley. One driver tells Idaho News 6 her commute from Nampa to Boise took more than an hour.
Idaho State Police and Ada County Paramedics responded to the incident.
Watch below as Sophia Cruz tells us what to expect from the snow in the next 48 hrs.
They have not said whether anyone was hurt in the crash.
Idaho State Police said they've responded to about 26 crashes since 6 a.m., including one crash on Hwy 55 near Donnelly, one near Sand Hollow, and 7 crashes in the Magic Valley.
ISP spokesperson Aaron Snell also said in addition to the crash near Garrity, there was another multi-vehicle crash on I-84 near Curtis involving at least 15 vehicles. A Boise Police spokesperson says, in relation to that crash, the inbound connector is open and they hope to reopen the outbound connector soon.
Ada County Dispatch, received reports of three slide offs, six collisions resulting in injuries and 36 non-injury collisions, including three hit and runs
ACHD is reminding the public to drive slowly, watch for pedestrians and vehicles, and never try to pass a snow plow on the right.
Idaho News 6 will continue to update this story as more information becomes available.
