• Weather Disscsion

    This upcoming week is looking very active weather pattern.

    On Tuesday, there is about a 90% chance of rain or freezing rain. Additionally, a wintry mix may occur, with snow accumulations of up to 1-3 inches. This weather is expected to start early Tuesday afternoon and continue into Wednesday morning. The high wil be hovering right at 32F degrees. Humidity will be around 80-99 percent.

    On Wednesday we are looking nearly the same type of weather with the High near mid to high 30F. Humidity around 80 percent.

    After Tuesday and Wednesday’s system passes, we are anticipating warmer temperatures for the rest of the week. Hold on; don’t start taking out your T-shirts just yet. The temperatures will only be in the low 40s. From Friday early morning to Saturday night, there will be a chance of rain. Saturday night there will be a chance of a wintry mix. Rain amounts will be around half an inch from Friday early morning to Saturday night.

    There will be heavy rain at time locally in the capital region. Saturday night will likely have some wintery mix.

    Please check during this week, there might be some updates.

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  • Hello and welcome,

    As we find ourselves in the midst of a cold front that is expected to linger for several days, it’s hard to believe we’re already approaching the middle of October. With the temperatures starting to drop significantly, it’s crucial to stay vigilant about the risk of freezing conditions.

    In particular, we should pay close attention to the weather forecasts for this morning and tomorrow morning in the capital region. The temperature is projected to drop below freezing, reaching 32 degrees Fahrenheit. In some areas, we might even see temperatures plummet to as low as 28 degrees Fahrenheit, especially in the Adirondacks, which can be classified as a hard frost. This type of frost can have serious implications for sensitive plants and vegetation.

    As we enter this chilly phase of the season, let us remember to take necessary precautions to protect those vulnerable plants and flowers that are susceptible to cold temperatures. Covering them with blankets, using mulch, or even bringing potted plants indoors can help shield them from the harsh conditions ahead.

    It truly is remarkable how quickly October has passed us by. As we adjust to these changes in weather, let’s be proactive and ensure that our gardens and landscapes are well-prepared to withstand the cold nights ahead. Stay warm and take care!

    This article is based on upstate NY.

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