As another storm brings wintry weather to the Midwest on Wednesday, a police department in Wisconsin is using a video of a shocking close-call to remind motorists to slow down.

The Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Office posted a video on Facebook of an incident from a recent snowstorm in which a deputy was nearly struck by an out-of-control vehicle.

Deputy Jason Fabry was assisting a motorist who had slid into a ditch and was walking back to the highway when an oncoming driver slid out of control and nearly struck him.

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"This spinout could have been deadly for Deputy Fabry, or for [the people traveling in] an oncoming vehicle," the sheriff's office said Tuesday. "Thankfully, no one was struck or injured, but this video serves as a great example of people driving too fast for conditions and putting the life of a deputy at great risk."

Officials said the incident was an "all too comment event," and that it serves as an example of people driving too fast in poor conditions.

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"Please SLOW DOWN, give yourself EXTRA TIME to make it to your destination, and DRIVE SAFE, especially around emergency vehicles," the sheriff's office said. "Our lives depend on it!"

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A large portion of Wisconsin is under winter weather alerts on Wednesday as a storm brings snow throughout the state.

Up to a foot of snow is possible in some locations, according to the National Weather Service.