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(Oct 22, 2026) Dry and seasonable weather is expected this weekend, with High Peaks summit temperatures likely topping out around 50 degrees.

(Oct 15, 2026) Cold temperatures could bring some light snow as low as 1,000 feet, with as much as an inch or two of accumulation above about 2,500 feet by Saturday morning.

(Oct 9, 2026) The Fall Foliage is at peak across most of the Adirondacks, with high elevations now past peak, and the Lake George and Lake Champlain valleys near peak.

(Oct 1, 2026) The rainy and unsettled weather we’ve been having in the mountains is forecast to clear in time for a pleasant weekend.

(Sep 24, 2026) High Peaks summits could see high winds on Saturday, and there's more gusty wind plus rain tracking through the southeastern Adirondacks this weekend.

(Sep 18, 2026) The weekend forecast looks pleasant enough, although we could see a frost tonight in some areas, and there could be some rain on Sunday.

(Sep 10, 2026) Second weekend of September. A little breezy. Maybe a little rain. Summit temps in the 50s. Water levels low. And we're losing a little sunlight every day.

(Aug 28, 2026) The forecast is calling for a nicer day tomorrow than Sunday, and High Peaks summit temperatures are expected to be in the mid-50s this weekend.

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(Aug 14, 2026) Saturday night temperatures could get down to the low 40s in some valleys, and trailheads, camp areas, and launches could be busy.

(Aug 7, 2026) We could see some showers or a thunderstorm in the mountains this afternoon through tomorrow, with a drier but breezy Sunday expected.

(Jul 31, 2026) Forecast looks hot and humid, and heavy rains have led to higher waters, leaving water crossings and swimming holes with potentially dangerous conditions.

(Jul 24, 2026) It’s shaping up to be a pleasant summer weekend, with busy trailheads and camping areas, elevated fire danger, and a fearless bear at Long Pond.

(Jul 17, 2026) Weather will be cooler and drier, but be sure to keep an eye on the air quality before heading out, as wildfires continue and weather patterns can change.

(Jul 10, 2026) Cooler, drier weather is moving in. Expect muddy trails, warm waters, and busy trailheads, campsites, launches, and parking areas. Also, a beaver warning.