Cool, Wet Weather — Including Snow — In Hudson Valley Forecast

Believe it or not, there is snow in the forecast for parts of the Hudson Valley for Thursday. Is this really April? There is even a hazardous weather outlook for Columbia, Dutchess and Ulster counties.

The National Weather Service said a storm system will bring rain and snow to the region late Wednesday late into Thursday, with precipitation tapering off by Thursday night.

Valley areas in Columbia, Dutchess and Ulster will see a total snow accumulation of up to 2 inches, with 2 to 5 inches for higher elevations.

The best accumulation will be across grassy and other non-paved surfaces.

Once temperatures warm up a little, the snow will transition to rain.

For Putnam and northern Westchester, light rain will fall Wednesday night and during the day Thursday.

For Thursday night, there is a slight chance of rain mixing with snow after 9 p.m. Then it will gradually end.

Those of you in Rockland and southern Westchester can look forward to light rain from Wednesday night into Thursday night.

I mean, it’s got to be spring at some point, right?

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