Albany, NY – A warm front moving through New York’s Capital Region is bringing noticeably milder temperatures along with early morning clouds and scattered showers, primarily north of Interstate 90. These conditions are expected to shift by Wednesday afternoon, clearing up to reveal sunny skies and comfortable highs near 70 degrees, providing an ideal forecast for those heading out on Election Day.
According to the National Weather Service in Albany, temperatures are projected to rise to a high of 70 degrees Wednesday in Albany, with a slight chance of light showers in the early afternoon, primarily after 1 p.m. Winds will pick up slightly, moving south at around 9 mph, and contributing to the warmer temperatures. Clearer skies will dominate as the afternoon progresses, making for a calm evening, particularly beneficial for voters commuting to the polls.
Looking ahead, Thursday is expected to bring mostly sunny skies with a high of 62 degrees, followed by a clear night with a low of 39. Friday will maintain sunny conditions with cooler temperatures, peaking around 61 degrees during the day. The upcoming weekend forecasts a mix of sun and clouds, with Saturday remaining clear and sunny at a high of 55, while Sunday introduces a slight chance of showers and a high near 57.
Drivers along I-90 and throughout the Capital Region should be aware of potential brief morning showers and some slick conditions on Wednesday but can expect improved visibility and drier roads by afternoon. Residents are advised to take advantage of the warm weather midweek as cooler and cloudier conditions could return Sunday into early next week.
Stay prepared for these fluctuations and be sure to check updates for the latest on Election Day weather conditions in the Capital Region.
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