Less than a week after a major storm dumped around 2 feet of snow on the Hudson Valley another Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for most of the region.
Hudson Valley Could See 9 Inches of Snow Over The Next Few Days
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Hudson Valley Weather believes the region will see a coating to 2 inches of snow on Friday. The Weather Channel reports the Hudson Valley will see a mix of rain and snow on Friday.
Snow showers are back in the forecast for Sunday, according to the Weather Channel. 1 to 3 inches of snow is expected for Orange, Dutchess, Ulster, Putnam and Sullivan Counties. The Weather Channel previously predicted 2 to 5 inches of snow on Sunday. At the moment, the guidance is very conflicted with the track of the low, and if it will go out to sea or if it will come up the coast. Right now, we re starting to trend toward it coming back up the coast, Hudson Valley Weather wrote on Facebook about Sunday s weather.
$10 Million Worth of Upgrades Needed to Keep Yankees in HV
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On Thursday, members of the Dutchess County Legislature’s Public Works and Capital Projects Committee voted to approve a $1.4 million bond resolution to fund crucial improvements to Dutchess Stadium, a County-owned park that has been the home of the minor-league Hudson Valley Renegades baseball team since 1994.
The resolution authorizes the County to make improvements that are a major part of the Renegades’ recent agreement to become a full-season affiliate of the New York Yankees, using the stadium for 70 home games each season, beginning in April and concluding in September.
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On Thursday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the lowest COVID-19 daily positivity rate since November 28, with net hospitalizations dropping 553 over the last week. The good news is New York s numbers continue to show progress as the holiday surge recedes, Cuomo said. Our positivity rate has been steadily declining, and that success is a reflection of New Yorkers commitment to defeating this beast. We know the weapon to win the war is the vaccine and more and more needles are getting in arms every day, but the federal supply is still not enough. This has been a long road, but I commend New Yorkers for their determination through it all.