Rensselaer, NY – As spring officially takes hold across New York, residents in Rensselaer should brace for a shift in conditions starting Friday. A rain and snow mix is expected to arrive by Friday morning, with temperatures struggling to break past the low 40s. According to the National Weather Service (NWS), Friday’s forecast includes a chance of rain before dawn, with snow mixing in as the day progresses.
By Friday night, precipitation is set to intensify, with rain turning likely across Rensselaer. The NWS forecasts up to 80% chance of rain and snow, with snow accumulation being minor. As temperatures drop to around 34°F, the weekend will see another round of mixed conditions, with heavier rain expected by Saturday afternoon.
Spring is bringing unpredictable weather to New York, and residents should be prepared for these swift changes. Roadways like Route 9 and I-90 could become slick in the evening and morning hours. Travel disruptions are possible with wet, icy conditions along the highways, especially for commuters and drivers heading into Albany.
Looking ahead, conditions will remain unsettled, with rain showers and a chance of snow flurries expected into Saturday. The extended forecast shows higher chances of precipitation through Sunday with temperatures hovering around 50°F. As we move into next week, temperatures are expected to rise, but April’s spring weather can still surprise with cold fronts and occasional storms.
Stay informed with the latest weather updates, and remember to use caution while traveling as roads may become hazardous.
