The Lowdown on the October Snowstorm in the Hudson Valley New.MOV

Accumulating snow in the Hudson Valley region of upstate New York, about 100 miles north of NYC, on this last Saturday in October is blanketing the roads. Take a look at this original video from the Lowdown with Mikey B - just outside the town of Rhinebeck.
In two hours, about 7 inches of snow have accumulated. New York isn't the only state being hit. From 4 to 12 inches are expected to accumulate along a swath from Virginia to upstate Maine. In the Hudson Valley, snow is expected to taper off after about 14 hours with about a foot of the "white stuff" expected to accumulate. What does it look like where you are?

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[thelowdownwithmikeyb]

Hey Dr. Doctah: After making this video, about 70,000 people lost power in the Hudson Valley region of NY alone. We were without power in the house where I was staying. So, we ended up leaving. It was cold. There was no running water. We had to light candles! I didn't have a jumbo bag of M&Ms with me. I ate all those during Hurricane Irene! LOL!

[DrDoctah]

Hope you have necessary supplies and a jumbo bag of M & Ms!