MINNEAPOLIS — Northern Minnesota will see snow Monday, but the Twin Cities will stay mostly dry as temperatures plummet. Snow will continue throughout the day in the Arrowhead. The metro could see some light rain that transitions to light snow.

Wednesday marked the first snowfall of the season that affected most of Minnesota, with up to four inches of snow reported in parts of the state. Light snow started early Wednesday and continued falling most of the day, with the highest amounts reported in the Moorhead area, with Hawley receiving four inches.

As expected, the heaviest snow from Wednesday's snowfall was in the Red River Valley area up in northwestern Minnesota.

Here are live looks at current conditions across Minnesota:

Snow is falling in much of Minnesota on Wednesday, which could make for some slick roads and a challenging commute.