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08/24/2026: Feelin’ Like Early Fall
An upper-level low will continue to meander over the region over the next few days, which will lead to isolated showers that develop due to daytime heating. Additional storm chances are present towards the end of the work week, but the upcoming weekend looks rather nice.
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08/22/26: Showers & Storms for Sunday
The Latest Storm Tracker Forecast from Meteorologist Allison Lancia:. It turned out to be a beautiful start to the weekend across the Capital Region! We got into lots of sunshine today, and not too much humidity. Unsettled conditions will return for the end of the weekend though. Tonight should be...
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8/21/2026: Fantastic Friday, more unsettled weekend
The latest Storm Tracker Forecast from meteorologist Matt Mackie:. High pressure is moving in behind yesterday’s rain, and will set up a short-lived but sweet stretch of nice weather!. After a little early morning fog, it’s all sunshine going forward. Highs near 80 in the Capital District and in...
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This Connecticut Town Where Even The Warmest Summer Months Average Below 75 Degrees
Summer heat loses some of its swagger in this quiet corner of the state. High in the hills, this Connecticut town has long been known for cooler summer weather, with even the warmest months averaging below 75 degrees. That difference can feel especially welcome when lower elevations are dealing with...
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08/19/2026: Comfy with a Few Small Rain Chances
Much of Wednesday looks good, but there will be an uptick in clouds and ultimately a shower chance by the evening with an approaching disturbance dropping down from the northwest. Southeastern areas then have the best chance for some wet weather Thursday before we all enjoy a very pleasant end to this week.
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08/18/2026: Some Lower Humidity on the Way
Low clouds and mugginess are in place this morning, but both will be on the decrease as we head towards the afternoon. A weak disturbance will bring a few spotty showers later Wednesday into Thursday, we do look to head into the upcoming weekend with some great weather.
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A mix of sun and clouds for Tuesday
After a humid and gray start to the week, we will see more sunshine and feel more comfortable conditions stepping outside on Tuesday. Temperatures will be in the upper 50s to low 60s under mostly clear skies. There could be some patchy fog for the morning drive. The afternoon will...
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08/16/2026: Rain Chances Increasing
The Latest Storm Tracker Forecast from Meteorologist Kevin Appleby:. After such a beautiful, comfortable start to our Sunday, cloud cover, humidity, winds, and ultimately shower chances all increase a bit over the course of the day. Shower chances will continue into Monday, with drier conditions taking hold for much of the remainder of the 7-Day Forecast.
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08/15/2026: A Bright Start, Showers Late Tomorrow
The Latest Storm Tracker Forecast from Meteorologist Allison Lancia:. We had a beautiful start to the weekend and luckily the forecast is still in great shape for this evening! Skies will stay mostly clear tonight, and winds will become calm. Those factors in combination will allow our lows tonight to fall into the mid 50s for most, but some cooler spots could see temps in the 40s. Dewpoints will remain low tonight as well, and we will stay dry, making it a wonderful night to open the windows!
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August 12, 2026: What we're following today
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Cities Are Getting Hotter - And It’s Costing Us More Than Just Comfort
Climate change is raising the heat across the planet and in cities throughout the world, including Albany, the way we build our communities can raise that heat even more. On a hot summer afternoon a city can feel dramatically different from the surrounding countryside. Roads and parking lots bake in the sunshine while buildings absorb heat. Concrete and pavement then slowly release that stored heat which keeps the temperatures up long after the sun goes down. This is the urban heat island effect, and it means city residents can experience significantly more heat than people living in less-developed areas nearby. And there is an important new wrinkle: the background warming caused by climate change is making that urban heat problem even more significant.