Millions of Americans were under winter weather advisories Wednesday morning as several states woke up to a fresh blanket of snow.

Snow was already falling in parts of the Chicago area Wednesday morning, but when can you expect the heaviest band and how long will it fall?

A winter storm watch issued for the Chicago area ahead of an upcoming snow system has now been upgraded to a winter weather advisory.

Snow from the winter storm will move into Chicago tomorrow morning, starting off light before picking up speed Wednesday afternoon.

Snow is expected to fall about one inch an hour from noon to 5 p.m. right on top of the evening commute, according the National Weather Service. Four to six inches is predicted in the Chicago area.

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