“Thunderstormy, frosty” weather in New York State, Hudson Valley

Shortly after the Northern Lights captivated New Yorkers, weather experts expected “thunderstorms” and “frost.”

Wintry weather is returning to the Hudson Valley.

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Days after the Northern Lights captivated New Yorkers, November-like weather is returning to the Hudson Valley.

Hudson Valley weather expert Ben Noll expects the region to get “a taste of November weather” this week.

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This is due to an “arctic air mass” from Canada. Temperatures are unlikely to rise above 60 degrees on Monday and are not expected to reach 60 degrees on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

Severe weather in northern New York State, freezing conditions in the Hudson Valley

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“This air mass will even bring severe weather to the Northeast Mountains on Wednesday and frost to the Hudson Valley on Thursday and Friday morning – at least,” Noll explains in his newsletter.

Low temperatures will be around 30 degrees all week and the temperature could drop as low as 29 degrees on Thursday, Noll reports.

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Noll is originally from Orange County. He just announced a new job at The Washington Post.

From June 2013 to January 2016, he worked as a meteorologist for AccuWeather. He worked as a meteorologist at the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research in Auckland, New Zealand for about nine years.

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Check out the dates below for when New Yorkers can expect frost and the first snowfall.

The dates when New York State typically experiences its first snowstorm

First frost dates across New York State