Today is the day to start making travel adjustments for tomorrow. I expect many school closings across the lower Hudson Valley for tomorrow. School delays will not accomplish much unfortunately since travel will continue to be snow covered and icy through the entire morning.

Heading out today? It is just cold and dry. So, as long as you dress warmly, you will be fine today with a mix of clouds and some sunshine. High temperatures will only be around 33 degrees with less wind than Tuesday.

Snow will move in between 3 a.m. and 6 a.m. tomorrow. Travel will become dangerous in a hurry as that snow will stick to untreated surfaces right away. On average, around one to three inches of snow will fall before a change to any wintry mix and freezing rain. Ice accretion will be under one-tenth of one inch, but that is plenty to allow for extra icy travel on top of snow.

Between 10 a.m. and noon Thursday, the storm will taper off. While this can end as some plain rain showers across southern Westchester County, plain rain looks more limited at this time. By afternoon, temperatures will rise above freezing in many areas, especially south of I-84. That said, travel can still be wet and slippery through the afternoon, but the afternoon is definitely the better part of the day.

We get a dry day on Friday to plan ahead for our next storm which will arrive Saturday afternoon and evening and last through early Sunday. This can bring another chance of snow and some wintry mix.

If you are heading out on Sunday for festivities surrounding "the big game," travel will be better with drier weather and some breaks of sun along with highs near 40 degrees.

NEXT WEEK: The News 12 Storm Watch Team of meteorologists continues to not only track Thursday's and this weekend's storms, but also the chance for more snow and possibly some mixing in the Tuesday / Wednesday timeframe next week.

Have a nice Wednesday and please heed all warning about tomorrow's weather!

FORECAST:

TODAY: Sun and clouds. Cold and dry. Highs around 33 degrees. WIND: NW/W 5-10 mph.

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with snow arriving a few hours after midnight. Lows around 25 degrees.

THURSDAY: STORM WATCH - Morning moderate snow will transition to sleet and freezing rain through the morning before tapering off towards noon. Snow totals will mostly be around one to three inches with up to 0.10" of ice on top of snow. This will lead to a very dangerous start to the day travel-wise. Temperatures eventually get above freezing in most spots into the afternoon. Highs around 36 degrees. Lows around 33 degrees.

FRIDAY: Sun and clouds. Windy and chilly. Highs around 40 degrees. Lows around 23 degrees.

SATURDAY: STORM WATCH (PM) - Dry to start. Snow / wintry mix is likely to develop by mid-afternoon. Travel Saturday evening and overnight can be slippery. Highs around 36 degrees. Lows around 28 degrees.

SUNDAY: STORM WATCH (EARLY AM) - Any wintry mix ends during the early to mid-morning hours. Travel can be slippery. Breaks of sun for the afternoon with highs around 40 degrees. Lows near 22 degrees.

MONDAY: Sun and clouds. Highs around 37 degrees. Lows near 20 degrees.

TUESDAY: Mostly cloudy with a chance of snow. Highs around 35 degrees. Lows near 23 degrees.