Albany is starting Saturday with patchy fog and temperatures near 30 degrees, but the gray opening act should give way to mostly sunny skies and a high near 58. With calm winds and no rain in the forecast, the afternoon looks like the better bet for outdoor plans.
Sunny Saturday Leads Into A Clear, Cold Night
The morning will gradually brighten as temperatures climb through the 40s and 50s, with the warmest stretch arriving during the afternoon. The National Weather Service expects a clear night Saturday, with temperatures falling to around 32 degrees and winds nearly calm.
Sunday keeps the pleasant pattern going with sunshine and a high near 62. Anyone lingering outdoors after sunset will want an extra layer, since the overnight low is expected to dip to about 33 degrees.
Monday Warms Up Before A Cooler Turn
Monday could be the mildest day of the stretch, reaching about 66 degrees after patchy fog clears before 9 a.m. The dry forecast continues, with no meaningful rain expected as a weak cold front passes through.
Temperatures then turn noticeably cooler Tuesday, with sunshine and a high near 53, followed by a chilly low around 28 that night. Wednesday rebounds only slightly to the mid-50s, while mostly sunny and dry conditions continue; the broader forecast keeps rain chances low through Friday, according to the National Weather Service.
