UPDATE: Winter Storm Warning Issued for Commack, Suffolk County

UPDATE: Commack School District has announced that all after-school and evening activities are canceled for Wednesday, except for the SCOPE program, which will run as regularly scheduled.

Another week, another snowstorm.

The white powdery stuff has already begun falling on Commack, and residents can expect much more, as the National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for Suffolk County and other parts of Long Island starting at 10 a.m. Wednesday that will last until 6 a.m. Thursday.

Snow is expected to fall throughout the morning into the afternoon, and forecasters warn that a mixture of heavy snow and sleet will make for a dangerous Wednesday evening commute.

Snow accumulations are expected to reach between 4 to 8 inches in the area, and while strong winds are expected in parts of Northern New Jersey and New York City, Long Island will bear the brunt of the winds, receiving gusts up to 35 miles per hour.

Forecasts warn that that heaviest snow is expected to fall overnight, making for a hazardous commute early Thursday morning. The snow is expected to stop for good by Thursday morning.

Check in with Patch for the latest weather updates, road conditions and weather-related closings. And as always, please send your snow photos to Kaitlyn.Piccoli@patch.com.