Rain and Snow to Last Into Thursday

updated at 6:50 p.m. wednesday

A spring snow storm could bring up to three inches of snow to parts of Harrison Thursday morning.

Rain is expected to turn to sleet and snow after 2 a.m. Thursday, according to the National Weather Service. A winter weather advisory is in affect in southern Westchester County until 10 a.m.

Snow will taper off by 11 a.m., with rain possible after that, according to the NWS.

Heavier snow is possible in areas farther north. Between three and five inches are possible in Putnam County, and the NWS has issued a winter storm warning in Orange County.

A slightly surprising winter storm left a light dusting of snow on the area's roads this morning, and could leave between one to three inches covering some areas by Thursday morning.

The snow will change to pure rain by about 12 p.m. today that will fall throughout this afternoon, according to the National Weather Service. But the winter weather will be back, according to the NWS, rain will turn to snow and sleet around 9 p.m.

Areas of Harrison south of Interstate 287 can expect between one and two inches of snow, while West Harrison and Purchase could see two to three inches.

Thursday will be windy with a high near 44 degrees, according to the NWS, all precipitation is expected to leave the area by 12 p.m.

Heavier snow is possible in areas farther north. Between three and five inches are possible in Putnam County, and the NWS has issued a winter storm warning in Orange County.

Check back early tomorrow for any potential cancellations or delays.