Rensselaer, NY – Spring weather in Rensselaer, NY, is proving to be unpredictable this weekend and into next week, with a mix of snow and rain expected. Starting Sunday afternoon, the region is set to experience scattered showers and even potential snowflakes as temperatures fluctuate. As the weekend winds down, Monday and Tuesday bring the likelihood of rain and snow showers, with colder conditions following.
According to the National Weather Service, residents of Rensselaer can expect temperatures to reach a high of 52°F on Sunday. Showers will begin in the afternoon and are likely to continue throughout the evening, accompanied by winds gusting up to 21 mph. A chance of snow appears Sunday night into Monday, with snow accumulation possible. Travelers along roadways, especially areas like Route 7 and Interstate 90, should plan for wet and slippery conditions during this period.
As temperatures drop into the early part of the week, highs will hover around 35°F, while lows dip to near 32°F. Monday, in particular, will see a combination of rain and snow, creating hazardous conditions. The National Weather Service is urging residents to prepare for possible travel disruptions.
Looking ahead, the weather will clear by mid-week, with sunny skies returning on Wednesday. However, the beginning of the week will remain chilly, so residents are advised to bundle up and keep an eye on road conditions. The five-day forecast shows gradually improving weather starting Tuesday, with the potential for milder spring temperatures by Thursday.
Stay safe and plan ahead, especially if traveling on local roads or highways.
