This weekend in the Adirondacks

(Mar 28, 2025) Icy conditions will prevail along trails. Below 2500 feet there is very little snow.

(Mar 21, 2025) New snow at higher elevations. Traction devices and snowshoes or skis are still recommended above 2,000 feet. Rivers and streams above normal.

(Mar 14, 2025) Some flooding is possible with forecasted warm weather and rain. Summit temperatures in the mid 40s, with winds up to 35-45 mph.

(Mar 7, 2025) Clocks move forward Sunday for Daylight Saving Time. Wind chill on summits ranging from teens to near minus 30. At least 1 to 2 feet of snow around the region.

(Feb 28, 2025) One to three feet of snow across most of the ADKs. Despite considerable warm up and melt this week, expect deep snow, icy trails, and cold temperatures. Ski and snowmobile conditions in good shape.

(Feb 21, 2025) We still have full winter conditions around the Adirondacks, with deep snow, icy trails, and cold temperatures.

(Feb 14, 2025) Winter storm warning. Expect avalanche conditions in steep areas. Sunday night windchills on summits forecast to be in 40s below zero.

(Feb 7, 2025) Breezy and unsettled weather expected through the weekend. Wind chills near 30 below possible on summits. At least a foot of snow on the ground around most of the ADKs.

(Jan 31, 2025) On Saturday, summit wind chill temps will be near 30 below. Snow depths now range from one to two feet across most of the Adirondacks. Backcountry ski conditions have generally improved.

(Jan 24, 2025) Chance of lake effect snow in western and northwestern Adirondacks. High Peak summits have four feet+ snow and will see windchills in the 20s below zero. Use caution on ice, especially around inlets and outlets.