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politics4 hours ago

Pat Ryan Drives Hudson Valley Petition to Stop Chester ICE Facility

Congressman Pat Ryan launched a Hudson Valley-wide petition to block a proposed ICE facility in a vacant Chester warehouse, describing the plan as part of a nationwide effort to detain up to 80,000 migrants. He and local leaders criticized the administration for a lack of warning and coordination, urging residents to sign the petition as officials and immigrant advocates raised concerns about safety, due process, and the community’s well-being.

via House.gov|
#chester-ny#hudson-valley#ice
health7 months ago

Measles Exposure at Mahopac Restaurant Prompts Health Alert

A person infected with measles visited Arturo’s Tavern in Mahopac, NY, on May 28 while contagious, prompting health officials to warn those who were there between 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. to seek medical advice. The individual contracted the virus abroad and is no longer contagious, but authorities are tracing contacts to prevent further spread, emphasizing vaccination as the best protection.

via Hudson Valley Post|
#health#hudson-valley#measles
weather1 year ago

"Optimal Eclipse Viewing Forecast for NYC and Hudson Valley"

Meteorologists are refining forecasts for the solar eclipse in Upstate New York, with the best viewing expected in northern New England and the New York City area. The Hudson Valley and NYC will experience clear skies for the partial eclipse, with temperatures around 61 degrees. Unfortunately, Western and Northern New York may experience cloudy conditions. The eclipse will begin at 2:11 p.m. on April 8, with maximum coverage at 3:25 p.m. and normal light returning by 4:36 p.m. Sunday's weather in the Hudson Valley is expected to be around 51 degrees with some lingering clouds.

via The Journal News|
#hudson-valley#solar-eclipse#total-eclipse
astronomy1 year ago

"New York's View of Eclipse Threatened by Shift in Path"

A new path of totality map for the upcoming solar eclipse on April 8 has been released, excluding some towns in New York from experiencing the full total solar eclipse due to more accurate calculations of the sun's radius. While the Lower Hudson Valley will only see a partial solar eclipse, cities like Buffalo and Rochester will still witness the total eclipse. Towns like Rome, Utica, and Ithaca will miss out on the complete darkening of the sun and the stunning corona. Gov. Kathy Hochul suggests arriving at upstate viewing locations early to beat expected heavy traffic, and those in the Hudson Valley should be at their viewing spots by 2 p.m. to catch the eclipse.

via The Journal News|
#astronomy#hudson-valley#new-york
astronomy1 year ago

"2024 Solar Eclipse: Best Viewing Spots and Safety Tips"

The 2024 solar eclipse can be viewed in the Lower Hudson Valley at various locations including Westchester and Rockland parks, as well as New York state parks such as Bear Mountain, Minnewaska, and Rockefeller State Park Preserve. In New York City, an event at Rockefeller Center will also offer eclipse viewing. The eclipse will be best viewable in the Hudson Valley with at least 88% coverage, and eclipse glasses can be obtained for free at specific locations including Warby Parker's Westchester store and Thruway rest areas.

via The Journal News|
#astronomy#eclipse-glasses#hudson-valley
weather1 year ago

"Winter Storm Shifts Southward, Westchester County Declares State of Emergency"

Heavy snow is reported across several counties in the Hudson Valley, with mesoscale banding indicating potential for 1-2” per hour snowfall rates and a sharp northern cutoff. Ground reports show snowfall in southern zones while areas just 10 miles north only have clouds, prompting continued monitoring of the snow edge's northward push. Forecast models and radar data suggest potential for overperformance in certain areas, with 6”-10” amounts possible in locations under the bands.

via Hudson Valley Weather|
#forecast#hudson-valley#precipitation
weather1 year ago

"Record Warmth Continues: Weekend Snow Threat and Cool Air Ahead"

Record warmth is expected in the Hudson Valley on Saturday, with temperatures surging into the middle and upper 50s before a cold front brings a shift to colder weather. A potential winter storm is forecasted for Monday night into Tuesday, with significant snowfall possible for the region. The track of the storm is still uncertain, but there is growing confidence that the Hudson Valley will be impacted, with a 60% chance of significant snowfall and a 30% chance of seeing less than 3 inches. The Canadian model has also shifted to agree with other models, increasing confidence in the forecast.

via Hudson Valley Weather|
#hudson-valley#record-warmth#snow-threat
health1 year ago

Rabies-Positive Feral Cat Found in Putnam Valley

A feral cat found in Putnam Valley, in the area of Peekskill Hollow Road and Tinker Hill Road, has tested positive for rabies. Health officials urge anyone who came into contact with the cat to call the health department and emphasize the importance of keeping pets up to date on rabies vaccinations and avoiding contact with wild animals. Free vaccination clinics are available three times a year, with the next one scheduled for Saturday, March 23 at Veteran's Memorial Park in Carmel.

via Daily Voice|
#feral-cat#health#hudson-valley
weather1 year ago

"Sunday 1/28 Winter Storm Forecast for Hudson Valley"

A winter storm is expected to hit parts of the Hudson Valley on Sunday, with conflicting computer guidance making the forecast challenging. Snow accumulations are predicted to range from 1 to 8 inches across different areas of the region, with temperatures hovering around the freezing mark. The difficulty lies in predicting where the air mass will be cold enough to support snow versus where it will be too warm, leading to uncertainties in the forecast. The team will continue to monitor the situation closely and fine-tune the forecast as the storm approaches.

via Hudson Valley Weather|
#forecast#hudson-valley#precipitation
technology2 years ago

"Anticipated: Major Windows 11 Update Delayed, Windows 12 Launch Uncertain"

Microsoft's next major system update, codenamed Hudson Valley, was initially rumored to be Windows 12 but is now expected to be a significant overhaul for Windows 11, set to roll out as "version 24H2" later this year with new features, AI and non-AI, including Copilot, Snap Layout, File Explorer, Quick Settings, Phone Link, and an Energy Saver mode, along with performance, security, UX, and quality-of-life improvements. The update will also see the removal of built-in legacy apps such as Cortana, Mail, Calendar, Maps, People, Movies & TV, and potentially Wordpad in a future update.

via Android Authority|
#ai#hudson-valley#microsoft
weather2 years ago

"Winter Storm Alert: Icy Conditions Threaten Midwest and Northeast"

Temperatures across the Hudson Valley have risen above freezing, but as the sun sets, icy conditions could develop, especially in areas north of I-84 experiencing light to moderate wet snow. Areas south of that line are mainly dry, but precipitation is expected to fill back in before midnight. With temperatures falling closer to freezing, icy spots are possible, particularly on bridges and overpasses. The atmosphere will cool from north to south through the afternoon, resulting in rain changing to snow or staying mixed in the southernmost areas. Icing may begin as temperatures dip below 32°F, creating a layer of ice under any snow or ice that falls on top of it.

via Hudson Valley Weather|
#hudson-valley#icy-roads#precipitation
weather2 years ago

"Alert: Potential for Slick and Unsettled Weather in Hudson Valley and Iowa"

A disorganized mix of precipitation is expected in the Hudson Valley on Tuesday, starting as a snow/sleet mix north of I-84 and a rain/snow mix south of I-84, transitioning to wet snow by sunset with on-and-off periods of wet snow and wintry mix into Tuesday night. Icy conditions are possible for Tuesday PM, Tuesday night, and Wednesday AM commutes, with accumulation ranging from a slushy coating to 2 inches, and potential for patchy freezing drizzle and sleet. Keep a close eye on road conditions and stay updated as the situation unfolds.

via Hudson Valley Weather|
#hudson-valley#icy-conditions#precipitation
weather2 years ago

"Exploring Hudson Valley Weather: A Guide to Precipitation Varieties"

Multiple waves of snow, sleet, freezing rain, and rain are expected to move into the Hudson Valley region from Tuesday through Wednesday overnight, causing potentially icy conditions for commutes. The precipitation will start as a mix of snow and sleet, transitioning to wet snow during Tuesday afternoon and continuing with on-and-off periods of wintry mix into Tuesday night. Overnight, the snow will transition to a wintry mix and mainly rain in the valley by Wednesday morning. While the storms are not expected to be strong, the prolonged period of precipitation along a boundary between colder air north and warmer air from the south may lead to slick travel conditions. Snowfall of a trace to two inches is likely, with light freezing rain possible in elevated areas, and rainfall amounts are not expected to result in flooding concerns.

via Hudson Valley Weather|
#commuting#freezing-rain#hudson-valley
weather2 years ago

"Winter Storm Update: VDOT Crews on Standby as Snowfall Hits Hudson Valley and Virginia"

The refined snowfall forecast for the Hudson Valley indicates that the snow is expected to start between 4-7pm on Saturday and end between 12-4pm on Sunday, with potential heavy snowfall rates. Wind gusts of 15-35 mph are expected, and snow-covered and icy roads will likely create hazardous travel conditions. Snow accumulations are forecasted to range from 2-10 inches, with localized higher amounts possible in specific areas due to increased precipitation intensity. Mixing of precipitation types is possible in some southern areas, and isolated power outages are also a concern.

via Hudson Valley Weather|
#hudson-valley#precipitation-types#snowfall-forecast
technology2 years ago

"Microsoft's Revolutionary Windows Update Strategy Hints at the Absence of Windows 12"

Microsoft is reportedly changing its approach to updating Windows, with rumors suggesting that Windows 12 may not happen. The next version of Windows, codenamed Hudson Valley, is expected to be highly AI-focused and launch in September or October 2024. Sources inside Microsoft are doubtful about whether it will be called Windows 12, as the company is wary of further fragmenting the user base. There will also be changes to the way Windows updates are delivered, with a return to a big annual feature update and fewer smaller updates.

via TechRadar|
#hudson-valley#microsoft#rumors