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For the first time in over a month, the Hudson Valley will be forced to find their shovels as metrologists continue to predict hazardous weather for this weekend.

Following record-breaking heat, the cold reality for the Hudson Valley is nearly a foot of snow is in the forecast for the region this week.

Many Hudson Valley residents woke up this morning to snow and more may be coming later this week.

Parts of the Hudson Valley might see the first snowfall of the new year this weekend.

Tuesday didn't bring big inches of snow to most of the Hudson Valley, but it's still causing some major headaches.

The Hudson Valley is under a Winter Weather Advisory as the region braces for a wintry mix to hit starting Monday evening.

It's only Dec. 10, but the Hudson Valley is already bracing for its second winter storm. The good news, weather experts now believe the region will see less snow than first predicted.

Meteorologists believe Wednesday's commute could be "hazardous" with parts of the Hudson Valley potentially seeing up to six inches of snow.

As the Hudson Valley digs out from Winter Storm Ezekiel another system may bring snow showers to the region.

Winter Storm Ezekiel blasted the region for around 72 hours, leaving some residents with over two feet of snow. Here are snowfall totals across the Hudson Valley.