Rensselaer, NY – A winter storm is expected to bring snow showers and gusty winds to eastern New York late tonight into Tuesday morning, creating potentially hazardous travel conditions for commuters. The National Weather Service forecasts snow beginning after midnight, with accumulations of up to one inch and wind gusts as high as 30 mph.
According to the National Weather Service, the strongest impacts will be felt during the morning commute. Reduced visibility from blowing snow is likely, particularly along major routes such as I-90, I-787, and Route 20. Drivers are urged to use caution, leave extra time for travel, and stay updated on road conditions.
Temperatures are expected to drop throughout Tuesday, with a high of 28°F in the morning falling to the low teens by the evening. Wind chills could make it feel as cold as 10°F. Light snow showers may linger into Tuesday night before tapering off.
Looking ahead, the region will remain cold through midweek, with another chance for snow on Wednesday. Motorists and pedestrians are encouraged to dress warmly and prepare for icy surfaces. Stay informed by checking local forecasts and road updates.
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