Albany, NY – Western New England is preparing for a potentially significant snowstorm expected to last through the weekend. Forecasts indicate a high probability of snow accumulation exceeding two inches, with localized areas seeing more than four inches.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Albany, snowfall is expected to begin Friday morning and intensify into Sunday. Areas like Pittsfield, MA, and Keene, NH, have a 25-40% chance of receiving more than four inches, while Glens Falls, NY, has a 41% likelihood. Heavier snow bands are anticipated closer to Albany and the Catskills, where probabilities exceed 70%.
Travel could become hazardous as road conditions deteriorate with icy patches and limited visibility. Residents are encouraged to prepare by stocking essentials and staying updated on weather advisories. NWS advises postponing non-essential travel, especially during peak snowfall hours.
Western New England has already seen colder-than-average temperatures, making this storm a defining weather event of December. Follow your local forecast and emergency management updates for the latest information.
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