Hazardous Outlooks Issued In The Hudson Valley: NWS

The National Weather Service has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for Dutchess and Ulster counties, saying that isolated snow squalls are possible overnight Thursday-Friday. The NWS has also issued an early warning about a snowstorm that's expected to disrupt much of the HV on Monday morning.

According to the second Hazardous Weather Outlook:

There is a low chance for at least 6 inches of snow to fall from Sunday into Monday morning across interior portions of the Tri-State area. More likely is for less than 6 inches of snow to fall, as the precipitation is expected to mix with rain for at least parts of this area. There is also uncertainties [sic] on the exact timing and amount of precipitation expected during this time frame. Stay alert for further updates.

Sounds like a repeat of what's expected in the next 24 hours. Those those snow squalls are coming to the region as part of a cold front plus rain. However, little accumulation is expected Friday — in fact, snowfall estimates have dropped.

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