New York’s Capital Region wakes up under low gray clouds and pockets of fog, with temperatures hovering near 31 degrees in Albany. Pavement looks damp, and a few light snow showers are drifting across Rensselaer County. The air feels raw, and any heavier burst could briefly coat untreated roads.
According to the National Weather Service in Albany, a mix of rain and snow showers will continue today, with total daytime snow accumulation under a half inch. Highs reach 39 degrees before colder air filters in tonight. A mix transitions to more consistent snow showers after sunset.
Sunday brings steadier snow, especially between morning and early afternoon. Highs top out near 35 degrees. Snow likely continues Sunday night, with 1 to 3 inches possible by early Monday across the Capital District. North winds could gust up to 25 mph, reducing visibility along I-87 and I-90.
Monday remains unsettled with additional snow showers and highs near 32. Winds gusting to 30 mph may create blowing snow in open areas. Plan extra time for the Monday morning commute. Slushy surfaces could refreeze quickly Monday night as temperatures fall to around 17 degrees, raising flash freeze concerns.
Tuesday turns partly sunny but cold, with highs near 25. Another chance of snow develops Wednesday before a gradual moderation late week. By next weekend, signals point toward milder air edging in, hinting at early spring vibes after this stretch of winter weather.
Are you seeing slick spots in your neighborhood this morning? Let us know how travel looks where you are.
Five Day Outlook for Albany, New York:
Sunday: Snow likely, high 35°F.
Monday: Snow likely, high 32°F.
Tuesday: Partly sunny, high 25°F.
Wednesday: Chance of snow, high 35°F.
Thursday: Chance of rain, high 41°F.
