Albany, NY – Severe thunderstorms are expected to hit New York this afternoon and early evening, with primary threats including damaging winds and heavy rainfall. The National Weather Service in Albany has issued warnings across much of Eastern New York and Western New England, urging residents to stay weather aware and take precautions as storms approach.
According to the National Weather Service, storms are expected to develop between 1 PM and 7 PM, with the most significant impacts likely in areas highlighted as at risk for severe weather. Residents are advised to secure loose items such as patio furniture, sports equipment, trash cans, and trampolines to prevent them from being blown away by strong winds.
High temperatures are forecasted across the region, with Albany expected to reach 91°F, making it a hot and humid day ahead. Other cities in the area, such as Middlebury and Rutland, will see highs of 82°F and 85°F respectively, contributing to the uncomfortable weather conditions.
The weather outlook for the rest of the week shows a slight relief from the severe conditions, with temperatures expected to drop slightly. Thursday will be sunny with a high of 83°F, while Friday will see a high of 82°F with clear skies. The weekend will bring more sunshine, with temperatures ranging from 82°F to 86°F.
