Upstate New York Snow Predictions January 28, 2024

The next round of winter weather will make its way Upstate on Sunday (January 28, 2024) and some areas could see up to 10 inches of snow.

After another stretch of winter rain earlier this week washed away a lot of snow in the region, colder weather is back as our active precipitation pattern continues today with more snow.

National Weather Service Issues Winter Weather Alerts

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According to News Channel 13, the National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Western Albany and Green counties until noon Monday with heavy snow expected. A winter weather advisory has been issued for Western Schenectady, Eastern Rensselaer, Schoharie, Eastern Columbia, and Western Ulster Counties for snow as well.

Precipitation will start as light rain falling in the valleys at first eventually changing to all snow throughout the region later Sunday. Snow till taper off early Monday morning giving way to clouds and breezy conditions with temps in the mid-30s according to News Channel 13. You can see snowfall accumulation predictions below.

See Upstate NY Snowfall Predictions ForJanuary 28-29, 2024

A Winter Storm Warning and a Winter Weather Advisory have both been issued for areas in Upstate New York by the National Weather Service (NWS) for Sunday, January 28th. Snow will start Sunday, with valley areas starting out as rain earlier in the day. Snowfall accumulations from this storm will range from a couple of inches to up to 10 inches for some. Here are snow predictions from the NWS for the Capital Region and surrounding areas.

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