Our first widespread winter snowfall continues on Sunday, but most of the accumulations have already fallen. 

What You Need To Know

  • Lighter snow showers continue on Sunday, with adding up to a couple more inches locally

  • Roads are still slippery this morning as cleanup continues 

  • Temperatures will rise into the 30s on Sunday

  • Sunday night we slip into the 20s, so untreated surfaces could refreeze

Cleanup shouldn't be too difficult on Sunday, as winds are not that gusty and it's not as cold as it could be. It's still best to pace yourself, considering the snow will turn a bit more compact on the ground as the day progresses. 

While snow continues through this evening, it will be much lighter. In fact, some of the weather alerts have been downgraded.

Tough going

The morning features snow-covered roads and by this afternoon, we will be dealing with wet roads as snow melts on treated surfaces. 

Winter Storm Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories are still posted across much of the Northeast.

Snow accumulations

The Hudson Valley near Poughkeepsie and in the Catskills have seen the highest snow accumulations with this storm. Many are in the double digits, some nearing 12 inches.

For the Albany area and north, it's likely we'll only see snow totals in the single digits. Accumulations will range between 4 to 8 inches, with locally higher snow totals in the Helderbergs and the hills west and south of Albany. 

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