Albany, NY – A winter storm is set to impact Upstate New York this week, bringing snow, ice, and hazardous travel conditions to Albany and surrounding areas. Snow showers are expected late Wednesday, followed by a wintry mix on Thursday that could make roads slick, especially along I-90.
According to the National Weather Service, snow will begin Wednesday night, intensifying into early Thursday. Freezing rain and sleet are likely before transitioning back to snow by evening. High temperatures will reach 39°F on Thursday, with lows dropping to 18°F at night.
Drivers should prepare for reduced visibility and icy roads. Those commuting on I-90 should allow extra time and check road conditions.
Looking ahead, Friday will be dry with a high near 29°F, but another snow system could arrive by Saturday, bringing a 70% chance of snowfall. By Sunday, snow showers will continue with highs near 32°F.
Residents should monitor updates and prepare for potential travel disruptions as winter weather intensifies.
