Albany, NY – Heat Advisories have been issued for eastern New York and northwestern Connecticut from noon Monday through 8 PM Tuesday, creating potentially dangerous conditions for residents. Temperatures are expected to feel like the upper 90s or low 100s during the afternoon and evening on both days, posing a risk for heat-related illnesses.
According to the US National Weather Service Albany NY, excessive time outdoors in such temperatures can elevate the risk of heat illnesses. Residents are advised to take necessary precautions, such as staying hydrated, limiting outdoor activities, and checking on vulnerable populations, including the elderly and young children.
The forecast also warns of thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening, with a potential to become strong enough to produce damaging winds, particularly across eastern New York. Any storm could result in heavy downpours, adding to the hazardous conditions.
Temperatures in the region are predicted to reach 90°F in Albany, 93°F in Saratoga Springs, and 99°F in Catskill on Monday. Heat indices could climb even higher, with Albany potentially experiencing a heat index of 99°F and Catskill at 100°F.
