INDIANAPOLIS -- A winter storm warning remains in effect through early Wednesday afternoon as a complex storm system rolls through the state.

Round one of the snowfall dumped about 3 inches of snow in the Indianapolis area and a little more north of the city.

Slideshow: Winter Storm -- 2-9-10

Greenwood also reported 3 inches of new snow Tuesday morning, as did Kokomo.

A little filtered sunshine broke through in Indianapolis at 10:30 a.m., but more snow is still expected.

Tuesday morning's snow forced more than 300 schools to cancel or delay classes for the day. Check Closings

A total snowfall accumulation of 4 to 8 inches is expected across much of central Indiana by Wednesday morning.

Higher amounts are expected in the northern part of Indiana, where up to 9 inches of snow could fall.

A winter storm warning was issued for most of Indiana. Counties in the southwestern part of the state were under a winter weather advisory. Accumulations are expected to be a little lower in that area. Check Watches & Warnings

Snow began falling steadily in the Indianapolis area after midnight. A break in the accumulating snow is expected during part of the day, but more snow is forecast for Tuesday evening and overnight.

Light winds Tuesday morning are expected to get progressively stronger through the day. Wind gusts of up to 35 mph on Tuesday night and Wednesday will cause blowing and drifting of snow.

A little more snow could fall on Wednesday before the storm system leaves the area.

Temperatures will stay below normal for the rest of the week, with a few snow flurries expected on Friday.

Watch 6News and refresh this page for updates.