'Dramatic' Change In Snow Closing Hudson Valley, NY Schools

Parts of the region are under a state of emergency. Many schools and businesses are closed as snow is making driving a nightmare. We've got your snow closings and delays.

Late Monday, weather experts reported a "dramatic" change in the forecast.

Dramatic Change In Snow Forecast For Hudson Valley, New York

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"A dramatic change in the data over the last 24 hours has resulted in a dramatic change to our snowfall forecast," Hudson Valley Weather stated.

One weather expert called it "one of the largest last-minute shifts in years."

Early yesterday, the Hudson Valley was projected to get 6 to 14 inches of snow.

Now, Hudson Valley Weather predicts 2 to 6 from Newburgh on the south and 0 to 3 north of Newburgh.

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I can report from my drive-in, there was a drastic difference in snow on the ground in Newburgh, Fishkill, Beacon and Wappingers as compared to Poughkeepsie.

State Of Emergency In The Lower Hudson Valley

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The Lower Hudson Valley could see 6 to 10 inches of snow. That forced Westchester County Executive George Latimer to declare a local state of emergency.

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He's urging Westchester County residents to stay home during the storm and avoid driving if possible

Hudson Valley Closings & Delays

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As of this writing, many schools across the region are closed. See the full list of closures and delays below.

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