UPDATES: Winter Storm 2 Moves Through Oklahoma

Heavy snow fell upon Oklahoma Tuesday night, leaving the Sooner State with a fresh 4 to 8 inches of snow, on top of the 8 to 12 inches that fell on Sunday.

Click here to watch News 9's winter weather coverage with Chief Meteorologist David Payne live.

The snow storm is expected to continue to dump snow on the state until early Wednesday morning.

Road conditions are poor across Oklahoma City and points west.

Here are some links to stories related to the impact winter weather is having across Oklahoma:

Water Problems Reported Across Oklahoma City

Corporation Commission Tells Utilities To Prioritize Power To Homes Over Businesses

Southwest Power Pool Back To Energy Emergency Level 2

OKC's Downtown Skyline Goes Dark For Energy Conservation

Thunder Move Forward With Game, Will Take Steps To Conserve Power

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Here is Tuesday morning's weather update:

Oklahoma is gearing up for another winter storm Tuesday that will unleash more wind, snow, and cold temperatures on the state.

The storm is expected to start Tuesday evening and continue with waves of snow through Thursday.

Current data indicates that four to eight inches of snow will be added to what the state has on the ground already.

News 9 Meteorologist Jed Castles said this storm will have less wind than the storm the state saw on Sunday. The snow will immediately collect on roads and surfaces and not be as wind-driven. However, some additional small drifts still expected.

After this storm, we will begin our hike toward above-freezing temperatures! In the process, there will be thawing and refreezing allowing for black ice to be a major headache to the warming trend. The greatest threat for black ice will be at sundown, overnights, and mornings.