Today, Albany and the surrounding counties are experiencing dangerous circumstances due to sporadic snow showers and dangerous wind chills. With gusts of up to 50 mph, a wind advisory is in force until 7 p.m.
The National Weather Service reports that wind chills are being as low as 15 below zero at higher elevations and in the single digits in the Hudson Valley. By lunchtime, the snow showers should subside, but blustery weather is predicted to last throughout the evening.
Snow drift can cause sloppy roads, especially on major highways like I-87 and Route 9. It is recommended that residents dress in layers, keep loose outside goods locked, and restrict their outdoor activities.
Improvement in Weather
Friday will see a modest improvement in the weather, with sunny skies but still chilly temperatures. By the afternoon, highs will be around 20ยฐF and winds will drop to 20 to 30 mph.
With temperatures rising into the upper 20s on Saturday, there is a potential of light snowfall, particularly in the morning. The region will gradually warm up to the low 30s on Sunday, with largely sunny skies.
Monday and Tuesday of next week should be dry with highs of about 34ยฐF, providing some respite from the cold January start.
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