The snow has arrived at the WGNA studios in Schenectady, New York.  According to News 10/ABC's Steve Caporizzo we will see 2-4 inches by our evening commute with totals topping out around 3-6 inches by this evening.  Unlike our other 2012 winter storm predictions, it looks like this one is actually going to happen, and several schools have decided to close early.

YNN has reported that several schools like Amsterdam, Cobleskill, Ichabod Crane, Ravena, Middleburgh, and Saugerties are closing early today.  Meanwhile, several schools like Saratoga Springs and East Greenbush have already cancelled after school activities.  We have a complete list of updated school closings and the latest weather information.

By the way, don't forget to play our 'First Flakes' contest!

Steve's official 2012 Leap Day Forecast from News 10/ABC

TODAY: Snow likely. Accumulations of 2-4 inches in Albany by evening 3-6 inches across the Catskills and 1-3 inches to the north. Temperatures 28-34 will fall to near freezing or a bit below during the afternoon. WINDS SE-E 9-15 mph (higher gusts over the higher terrain east of Albany).
TONIGHT: Mixed snow sleet some freezing rain from Albany south becoming intermittent and light. North periods of mostly light snow mixed with a bit of sleet. Additional accumulations of sleet and snow likely before precip tapers off.
THURSDAY: Rain/Snow/Sleet/Freezing rain becoming all snow in the afternoon. Some additional accumulation likely from Albany and points north...Highs: 35-40

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