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A last-minute forecast change means many parts of the Hudson Valley are going to see more snow than originally expected.

A "36-hour" Nor'easter is ready to impact most of New York State. Here's the latest forecast and timing.

Winter Storm Watches are in effect for almost all of the eastern parts of New York. Parts of the Hudson Valley and Upstate New York could end up with 2 feet of snow!

A winter storm is headed to the Hudson Valley tonight that will include up to eight inches of snow in some areas along with sleet and freezing rain.

Just before the snow started falling, meteorologists increased snowfall predictions for many parts of the region. Travel is still deemed "dangerous."

Don't be fooled, snow is expected to continue to fall throughout the region for a number of more hours. Here's when the storm will pass us and how much snow we will end up with.

Residents in the Hudson Valley and other parts of New York are told to stay off the roads as travel could be "treacherous" or "difficult."

Here are the latest snowfall predictions and the timeline for when you can expect snow to fall across the region.

It took until the end of February, but the Hudson Valley and other parts of New York State are hours away from the first major snowstorm of the winter.

It appears the region's first big snowstorm is just hours away.