5:05 Radar Update...an area of showers and embedded thunderstorms will work across the area this morning. Dry and warm weather returns for this afternoon. #Bufwx | US National Weather Service Buffalo NY

Current radar shows that most of the steady rain has moved to our north and east. The exception is the southern Adirondacks and upper Hudson Valley where showers will continue through the next few hours. For the rest of the region, just isolated showers are expected through the afternoon. An isolated rumble of thunder cannot be ruled out either, mainly for the Hudson Valley south of Albany. | US National Weather Service Albany NY

Regional mosaic Doppler Radar loop showing the developing bands of snow as they move into much of the region between 1212PM and 230PM this afternoon. Temperatures have been below freezing so the snow will stick to any untreated surfaces, making for slippery conditions. | US National Weather Service New York NY

[Radar loop 6:35am - 7:37am] Mainly plain rain is being observed across the area, with snow or a rain/snow mix across portions of the interior. As low pressure pulls away, precipitation will taper off from NW to SE. Dry conditions are expected by this afternoon/early evening. | US National Weather Service New York NY

25 reactions | Radar loop from 4:31pm - 5:09pm This swath of light to moderate rain will slowly shift west overnight and Thursday morning, weakening as it does so. Generally, an additional 0.10-0.25 inches of rain can be expected across the western half of the area by Thursday afternoon. | US National Weather Service New York NY | Facebook

Forecasters are already tracking the possibility of another major winter storm this weekend in the New York City area. #snowstorm | FOX 5 NY