Storm Update: What Part Of Hudson Valley Will Get The Most Snow?

Parts of New England could see as much as a foot of snow from a storm system expected to arrive overnight Thursday before heading out Saturday afternoon.

Parts of New England cold get up to a foot of snow.
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Following the system bringing wintry weather early Friday, the northern-most Hudson Valley could see another round of icy precipitation overnight into Saturday.
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Daily Voice

03/30/2017 4:27 p.m.

While there is the potential for periods of a wintry mix in the Hudson Valley, snowfall accumulations should be limited to well north of Interstate 84.

The Lower Hudson Valley, including Putnam, should see little or no accumulation of snow. Farther north, parts of Dutchess could see up to 2 inches of accumulation.

Rain is expected to arrive after midnight Thursday before overspreading the area Friday morning when there is a 100 percent chance of precipitation.

Friday's high will be in the upper-30s with wind-chill values between 25 and 30. The rain may mix with sleet, freezing rain and even snow at times, and a light slushy accumulation is possible.

Friday night will be breezy with wind gusts as high as 32 mph.

Rain will hang around Saturday morning before tapering off in the afternoon. The high temperature will reach the low-40s.

The sun returns Sunday will a high temperature in the low-50s.

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