Hazardous Weather Outlook Issued For Part Of Hudson Valley

So far this month, it's been colder and wetter than average. Plus, far more snow. Poughkeepsie usually gets about 1.5 inches of snow in November — so far this year it has gotten 8 inches, according to Hudson Valley Weather.

Now the National Weather Service has issued a hazardous outlook about more snow in Dutchess and Ulster counties:

Temperatures will drop back to around the freezing mark tonight for mainly snow showers with some light accumulations possible. Additional light accumulating snowfall is expected into Wednesday.

In Orange and Putnam counties, there's a chance of snow and rain showers Tuesday and Wednesday.

Rockland County might see some of the white stuff Wednesday, as might northern Westchester.

Still, we're lucky. The Hudson Valley will narrowly miss two storm systems — one bringing snow upstate and to New England through Tuesday.

"A general 3-12 inches of snow will fall from northeastern upstate New York to northern New England," said AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Alex Sosnowski.

The other on its heels will pull lake-effect snow into western New York through Wednesday.

Temps will continue to be lower than normal for the end of November, the NWS said.

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