Schenectady, NY – An upper-level low is bringing scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms across eastern New York and western New England this afternoon into early evening. The National Weather Service has reported that temperatures will be cooler than normal, running about 5-10 degrees below the seasonal average. Schenectady, located just 20 miles from Albany, is expected to see a high of 73°F today, with a 45% chance of precipitation.
According to the National Weather Service, the cooler weather and potential storms are likely to affect outdoor activities in the area. Residents are advised to stay updated on weather conditions, especially during the afternoon and early evening when thunderstorms are most likely to develop. Cooler temperatures will persist through the early week, with highs gradually rising back into the low 80s by Wednesday.
As the weather system moves through, western New England, including parts of Vermont and Massachusetts, will also experience similar conditions. The forecast suggests a mix of clouds, rain, and the possibility of localized thunderstorms, particularly in the afternoon hours. Residents should plan accordingly, taking precautions if outdoor events are scheduled.
