A winter storm moved across the East Tennessee on Wednesday, leaving snow across the region. While it’s still snowing in some areas including parts of Knox, Cocke and Blount Counties, the National Weather Service has some preliminary totals for different cities as of Wednesday night.

Before you hit the road, remove all snow and ice from your windows, roof and lights. The normal following distance when driving is 3-4 seconds. Officials advise you to increase that to 5-6 seconds. This gives you more time to brake in case you hit a slick spot.

Snow arrived in East Tennessee Wednesday morning. Storm Team 6’s forecast models estimated that up to four inches of snow was possible for some areas north of I-40, with

Roadways are snow and ice-covered across the county, according to the Hawkins County Emergency Management Agency. The White Pine Fire Department said a majority of roadways throughout the community are snow and ice-covered.

Ahead of the snow, a winter weather advisory is in place for much of East Tennessee from 2 a.m. to midnight on Wednesday, Feb. 19.

Patches of ice and snow have been reported on roads across East Tennessee. The Tennessee Department of Transportation’s SmartWay map shows ice and snow patches on various roads in the following counties: This includes I-40,

Ahead of the snowstorm, the National Weather Service forecast that East Tennessee could see between 1-3 inches of snow. The amount of snow was variable, depending on the community's location across the region.

Snow continued to fall throughout Wednesday morning. Snow will be the most persistent for the morning timeframe and becoming more scattered into the afternoon. Submit your weather pictures here. Join us on the WVLT First Alert Weather app for iPhone or Android to stay informed.