"It's called 'black ice' because it tends to look like the rest of the pavement on the road, although in reality, it's actually clear," the US Forest Service notes. "Black ice forms without creating bubbles, which allows it to blend in with any surface it forms over. Black ice is dangerous precisely because it's hard to detect."

We're seeing snow, sleet and ice in Southeast Texas. Check here for updates and resources to keep you and your family safe.

Here's a look at snowfall totals from Tuesday's winter storm that blanketed Houston and parts Louisiana in multiple inches of the white stuff.

Just before 10:30 a.m., the NWS in Houston posted a graphic detailing the snowfalls for parts of Southeast Texas. Houston and Liberty have seen the most snowfall with three to fou