Albany, NY – Temperatures across eastern New York are poised to reach record-breaking highs today, with the Albany area expected to see highs near 77 degrees. Unseasonably warm weather combined with breezy conditions will mark a significant departure from typical November temperatures. Forecasters caution residents that scattered showers may arrive later in the day, especially north of I-90, as a cold front approaches.
According to the National Weather Service in Albany, today’s weather pattern could see Albany reaching its 2015 record high of 73 degrees. Meanwhile, nearby cities like Glens Falls and Poughkeepsie could experience highs near 75 and 77 degrees, respectively, possibly setting new records. This unusual warmth will give way to cooling as the week progresses, with temperatures dropping into the 50s by Thursday.
Residents should prepare for changing weather conditions throughout the day. While the morning may feel balmy, scattered showers could develop in the afternoon, particularly for areas north of Albany. The chance of precipitation stands at 30%, with gusts adding to a breezy environment, making it wise for drivers to stay alert, especially along I-90 where wet roads may become a factor during evening travel.
The National Weather Service forecasts a shift by Thursday with mostly sunny skies and highs near 63 degrees. Looking further ahead, Friday is expected to be sunny with temperatures peaking at 54 degrees, while Saturday will bring another sunny but cooler day with highs around 54. Sunday may see an increase in clouds, with the possibility of rain returning by nightfall.
