A winter storm warning has been issued for the Twin Cities metro as the first snow storm of the cold season approaches. The storm will bring rain and snow to the state and parts of the region Tuesday into early Wednesday.

There have been more than 600 crashes, spinouts, vehicles off the road and jackknifed semis. Hundreds of crashes, spinouts and jackknifed semis have been reported since a winter storm brought heavy snow and blizzard conditions to Minnesota on Tuesday.

Snow descended on parts of southern Minnesota on Tuesday, November 25, as the National Weather Service (NWS) issued a winter storm warning for the region.This footage was captured by the NWS, who said that it shows snow in Chanhassen.

The first snowstorm of our cold season will bring rain and snow to the state and parts of the region Tuesday into early Wednesday.

The metro is in line for 1 to 3 inches Tuesday night into Wednesday; up to 4 inches further north, the National Weather Service said.

Duluth looks like the champ with 10.3 inches near the National Weather Service station, but a number of communities also got plenty of frozen precipitation.

A growing list of Minnesota schools has decided to close or open late on Wednesday as a winter storm rolls through the state.

Snow and blustery conditions have led to slippery conditions across area roadways. Roads in the Twin Cities are partially covered, while roads in western and northeastern Minnesota are completely covered in snow and/or ice.

The plows are out, but there are slick spots on Twin Cities roadways, especially on side roads. Tough travel is expected through the morning commute. There will be a bit more snow falling this morning,