Elevated areas of the mid-Hudson Valley and Catskills saw their first measurable snow of the season after an abnormally dry, warm stretch of weather.

Some much-needed rain amid drought warnings and wildfire risks is coming to the Hudson Valley. Also, there's a possibility of a snow flurry or two.

The National Weather Service says the region will see its first snow of the season, mostly in Sullivan and western Ulster counties.

If you snapped any pics of the area's first snow fall this morning, send us your photos for the chance to be featured in a gallery highlighting the occasion. Westchester, Rockland and Putnam readers can submit online via bit.ly/lohudthroughyoureyes.

Summit County is expected to accumulate less than a half inch of snow during the day today, while the same amount is expected overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. There is a chance for 2 to 4 inches of snow accumulation tonight due to burst of lake effect snow pushing into the Cleveland/Akron metro area.