The NWS issued a winter storm warning until midnight for approximately the southern third of Minnesota, including Red Wing and Marshall, with snow, mist and fog. Parts of western Wisconsin and central Minnesota, including most of the Twin Cities metro area, is under a winter storm advisory until midnight with light snow.

Saturday is starting with light snowfall that is expected to last throughout the day as a winter system works its way across the region.

As snow gradually tapers off in Minnesota on Wednesday morning, it's leaving behind some significant totals in parts of the state.

Top snow totals in Wisconsin (if you are traveling there for Thanksgiving:) Drummond - 17.0" Blueberry - 15.5" Hurly - 14.0" Hawthorne - 14.0" Pence - 12.5" Cable - 12.0" The heaviest snow in Wisconsin fell in the northern part of the state, near the south shore of Lake Superior.

The first snowstorm of the season has led to several inches of accumulation in parts of Minnesota. Here’s how much snow we got.

The storm is still going strong this morning, and conditions will worsen through the day before improving tonight. Snow continues to fill back in across southern and central Minnesota, and travel will likely become more difficult as we head into the afternoon and evening.

It doesn't matter where in Minnesota you're from – sooner or later, it's going to snow. But exactly how much it snows varies widely across the state.

Minnesota unpacked its snowy season on Wednesday, when the Twin Cities and other parts of the state woke up to roads fully or partly caked in slush and snow, disrupted school schedules and a smattering of snow emergencies for vehicle owners from their municipalities.

Minnesota's first winter storm of the season has arrived, bringing wind, snow and a sharp temperature drop that will make travel difficult. Get the latest updates below.