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Parts of the Hudson Valley is expected to see snow during the first full day of spring.

Spring officially starts Wednesday evening, but Winter isn't going down without a fight as parts of the Hudson Valley could see up to a foot of snow.

On Sunday the grocery stores were packed with people stocking up on food, schools had already delayed classes for Monday and people were planning to work from home.

The Hudson Valley is scrambling to deal with unexpected snowfall impacting the Hudson Valley this Friday morning.

Snow should start falling in the Hudson Valley later today and will likely impact the evening commute as well as tomorrow morning's drive.

If you're just getting up this morning you should probably be prepared to chip away at your car this morning.

Parts of the Hudson Valley are predicted to see close to a foot of snow. Here's the hour-by-hour forecast for the region and how much snow you should see.

Weather experts issued a Winter Storm Watch for most of the area and believe the storm will impact travel during multiple rush hours.

A deadly polar vortex that's impacting the Midwest is heading towards New York bringing with it dangerously cold temperatures and wind chills.

Local weather experts from the Hudson Valley are warning about a "dangerous snow squall," which could bring whiteout conditions to the region this afternoon.