<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1b31WX_1H2AuPp300" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1b31WX_1H2AuPp300" width="1024" height="768" ></figure>A very active radar at lunch time on this Thursday. The northern half of the Hudson Valley is dry at the moment, but that could be changing shortly. (Radar loop from 11am to 12:30pm)To our north and west, you can see the bulk of the precipitation toward Albany, back toward Binghamton, and northern PA. But the Hudson Valley (lower right quadrant of the radar) is about to get busier. If you look toward NYC, you can see a batch of increasingly heavy rainfall blossoming and expanding as it races to the north, into the lower Hudson Valley. As a result, Rockland and Westchester counties are already seeing areas of moderate to heavy rainfall. This will continue to push northward and potentially intensify as it does. This is due to the strong upper level low pressure in western PA (you can see the rotation on radar). The upper level low is generating very strong lift over the lower Hudson Valley, and we’re seeing an area that had minimal precipitation 2 or 3 hours ago… now with moderate to heavy rain as a result.THE NEXT FEW HOURS…Expect the moderate to heavy rain in the lower Hudson Valley to push northward, especially areas near I-87 and points east. This batch of heavy rain may miss parts of the western HV and Catskills (places west of Goshen, Maybrook, Walden). The steady, to sometimes heavy rain will overspread eastern Orange &amp; Ulster, as well as Dutchess and Putnam counties over the next hour or two. Expect the rain to expand through the afternoon, and most of the region should see steady rain falling by the evening commute. Plan for rain soaked and slick roadways… so allow extra time to reach your destination. Temperatures will hold in the 40s across the valley.In the Catskills… temps will fall into the mid and upper 30s. We’ll gradually begin to see wet snow mix in with the rain across the higher elevations by this evening.Stay warm… and stay dry. We’ll have a comprehensive update on the rest of the storm this afternoon. But no major changes are expected. Valley areas may see wet snow mix in before things end on Friday afternoon… but nothing more than a slushy coating on a few grassy areas is expected for anyone below 1000 feet in elevation.-Bill</div></body>

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A very active radar at lunch time on this Thursday. The northern half of the Hudson Valley is dry at the moment, but that could be changing shortly. (Radar loop from 11am to 12:30pm) To our north and west, you can see the bulk of the precipitation toward Albany, back...

Mid Day Radar & Storm Update – 11/12/26

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A very active radar at lunch time on this Thursday. The northern half of the Hudson Valley is dry at the moment, but that could be changing shortly. (Radar

Mid Day Radar & Storm Update – 11/12/26

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