Winter storm aftermath: 1st system moves out as another moves in to Philadelphia region

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- People are waking up on Wednesday to the aftermath of a winter storm that dumped snow in the Delaware Valley. But as the first systems moves out, another moves in, this time bringing mostly rain to the Philadelphia region.

Snow from the winter storm is making for a slick morning commute. Drivers are urged to avoid unnecessary travel, but if you do have to be out on the roads, take it slow and give other vehicles and plow crews their space.

A Winter Storm Warning is in effect. Check a full list of weather alerts here.

The steadiest of snow was expected to fall in Delaware and South Jersey between 8 p.m. on Tuesday and 1 a.m. on Wednesday.

Parts southwest of the city saw the most accumulation.

The snow has since exited from NW to SE, but there will be lingering impacts, according to Action News meteorologists.

Some areas in the region saw upwards of 8 inches of snow from the overnight winter storm.

RELATED: Snowfall totals across the region

However, the relief won't be long with another system moving in later in the day on Wednesday. This system features mainly rain through South Jersey and Delaware.

A wintry mix is also likely northwest of I-95 initially before transitioning to rain.

The Poconos may experience more snow before flipping to a wintry mix as this system exits.

RELATED: 2 storms bearing down on US this week: Where the snow is heading

PennDOT says some commercial vehicle restrictions are in effect on area roadways.The agency also plans to enforce variable speed limits along certain interstates.

The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) has also issued a commercial vehicle travel restriction on multiple Interstate highways. You can see a full list here.

Both systems are expected to move out just in time for Valentine's Day, and more importantly, the Eagles Super Bowl parade!