Many areas of eastern Iowa will be under winter weather warnings and advisories Tuesday night into Wednesday morning as the next storm system moves across the area.  Snow will start to fall mainly after 9 p.m. Tuesday with bands of heavy snow spreading throughout the area overnight.  Heavy snow will continue through the Wednesday morning commute. It’ll taper off to lighter snow by early Wednesday afternoon.  As the snow starts to end, freezing drizzle could fall and could create slick road conditions throughout the afternoon.

Most areas will see 3 to 6 inches with a corridor from Waterloo and points west seeing 6 to 8 inches.  This will be heavier, wetter snow as well leading to tougher removal when compared to the snow of this past weekend.  Plan on dry, quiet weather for Thursday and Friday. Precipitation could return for the weekend.