albany weather 2025

January's polar plunge has reached down to the deep south, flipping the script on winter in the United States.

After what is shaping up to be one of our coldest New York winters in recent memory, the Old Farmer's Almanac has forecast what the weather will bring this spring

This weekend's snowstorm is the start of New York state's most brutal stretch of frigid winter weather of the season.

Before we dip into another arctic freeze next week, more snow is on track for areas south and east of Albany.

New York's coldest January in years will continue next-week with the most frigid temperatures yet during this polar plunge.

As we hit the mid-point of January, several winter weather advisories have been issued with more snow and inclement weather across the state.

After a sunny mild stretch, snow will return for some Monday evening with the potential for hazardous travel conditions.

Get ready for temperatures to get a touch warmer in the next few days and for a little fresh snow in the Capital Region and Upstate New York.

For most of the upcoming week we will see temperatures in the 10s and 20s and not much higher.

Lake effect snow has been pounding areas of Central and Upstate New York - see some snowfall totals nearing 3 feet in some areas!

Forecasters are saying we could see our most drastic month of January weather since 2011.

A lake-effect snow warning is in effect for parts of central New York and some areas could see up to 3 feet of snow.