Presidents Day: Snow Anticipated; Holiday Transportation Schedules

The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory and reports the Hudson Valley region should expect snow mainly after 1 a.m. tonight, with a low around 24 degrees. There is a 90 percent chance of snow tonight, according to the NWS, as well as tomorrow, when it will likely snow primarily prior to 2 p.m. in the afternoon.

The snow "will then gradually taper off from west to east late Monday morning into early afternoon," according to the advisory.

Overnight snow accumulation may add up to one to three inches, with an additional two to four during the day tomorrow. By Monday evening, the chance of precipitation drops to 20 percent.

Metro North trains are already slated to run on a Saturday schedule on Monday due to the holiday.

Additionally, Westchester County's Bee Line and Paratransit buses will run on a Saturday schedule on Monday.

If you plan to drive tomorrow, the winter weather advisory says to "expect hazardous road conditions late tonight into Monday morning due to snow covered roads and reduced visibilities," as well as to be wary of slippery roads.