All eyes are on a lively early season snow system that will move into the region Tuesday. Not all of us will see snow, with most of Northern Iowa and even some Minnesota counties just over the border seeing mostly rain. A tight freezing line that will mark the border between rain/snow will be the difference maker. The whole system exits around 8-9pm with most of the remaining snow changing over to rain by the evening hours. Any snowfall accumulations will be small as some will surely be melted by warm grounds. As the snow exits, some clouds will gradually go with it. Expect partly cloudy skies overnight with temperatures hovering between 30-35 degrees. Overnight freezing will be possible on roadways so it would be best to allow yourself a few minuets of extra time Wednesday morning to safely arrive at your destinations. Warmer weather arrives for Thursday alongside chances for scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms.