Albany, N.Y. – Drivers and outdoor workers across New York’s Capital Region can expect a warmer, sun-filled afternoon today, with high temperatures climbing into the low to mid-80s from Albany to Syracuse and comfortable humidity holding steady.
According to the National Weather Service in Albany, highs will top out near 86°F in Albany, Poughkeepsie, and Binghamton by late afternoon, while most valley towns like Glens Falls and Cobleskill see temperatures between 81°F and 85°F. Higher elevations, including Old Forge and Hunter, should remain cooler with highs around 77°F to 78°F. Humidity levels are forecast to stay moderate, making outdoor conditions ideal across the state through sunset.
Major roadways—including I-87, I-90, and the Northway—should see smooth travel with dry pavement and sunny skies. With comfortable air and minimal haze, it’s a good day to complete outdoor chores or enjoy regional parks, though residents are encouraged to stay hydrated and use sunscreen during peak afternoon hours. Schools in session for summer programs should anticipate outdoor recesses without weather-related interruptions.
This sunny, warm stretch continues into the evening, with no rain or severe weather expected before midnight. More updates and potential advisories will follow if conditions change for Wednesday.
