Albany, NY – Spring-like temperatures will dominate across much of New York over the next few days, with highs near 75°F expected in some areas by Thursday. However, April showers are set to bring some wet weather by Friday, with rain chances ramping up in the latter half of the week.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures will remain warm, reaching the mid-70s in Albany, Poughkeepsie, and Saratoga Springs on Wednesday and Thursday. However, residents should prepare for periods of rain starting Thursday afternoon and continuing through Friday. The rain is expected to taper off by Saturday, but there’s still a chance of light showers across many regions.
In Albany, highs will hit 75°F on Thursday, followed by a cool-down with a high of 64°F on Saturday. Poughkeepsie will see similar temperatures with highs near 75°F Thursday and a drop to 68°F by Saturday. Areas to the north, like Glens Falls and Whitehall, will have slightly cooler conditions, staying in the mid-60s for the majority of the week.
Though warm weather is ahead, take precautions for the rain expected Thursday and Friday. Motorists should be aware of wet roads, especially during evening and overnight hours. Keep an eye on local weather advisories for any further developments.
Rain will likely diminish by the weekend, with clear skies returning Sunday.
