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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.
(Aug 21, 2026)
Saturday night temperatures could get down to the low 40s in some valleys, and trailheads, camp areas, and launches could be busy.
We could see some showers or a thunderstorm in the mountains this afternoon through tomorrow, with a drier but breezy Sunday expected.
Forecast looks hot and humid, and heavy rains have led to higher waters, leaving water crossings and swimming holes with potentially dangerous conditions.
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.
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.
Cooler, drier weather is moving in. Expect muddy trails, warm waters, and busy trailheads, campsites, launches, and parking areas. Also, a beaver warning.
Rain and thunderstorms through Saturday, though the forecast for Sunday is looking more pleasant.
Expect unsettled weather through the weekend, bringing rising waters and some of the coolest temperatures we’ve seen in a while.
It’s going to be quite warm through the weekend. Be sure to drink plenty of water and take frequent breaks.
Cooler and unsettled weather is expected, with some rain showers and thunderstorms likely.
The moon will be the farthest from the Earth for the year, the weather should be good, with chilly temps, and maybe a shower or two.
A nice start for the weekend before the chance of some light rain. Mud season and crowds make this a good weekend to stick to less popular areas.
There is a warmer and drier weekend in store, though summits are likely to be socked-in early Sunday.
Tonight temperatures are expected to be near freezing in the mountains, with a chance of rain through the weekend, and possibly light snow on summits tomorrow.
Temperatures are expected to be cooler than normal through the weekend, with maybe some light rain and a little snow up high, and possibly frost Saturday night.
Skiing is finally over for the season. And we’re looking at mostly dry and breezy weather through the weekend.
Sunday temperatures will drop into the 20s on summits, with windchills in the single digits and up to four inches of new snow possible.
Mud season is a good time to avoid hiking at higher elevations. Fire Danger is elevated to MODERATE. Waters remain high. Pond skimming at ski areas.
Waters running high. Five minutes shy of 13 hours of daylight. Not too late to raft the Hudson in the morning and ski at Gore in the afternoon.
Mud season below 1000 feet. Windchills near 20 below on high peaks. Waters running generally high. Skiing only generally recommended at groomed facilities.
Fresh wet snow in the forecast. High Peaks summit temps in the teens. World Cup Cross Country competition at Van Hoevenberg this weekend.
Chance for snow through weekend, especially at higher elevations. Drainages have been seriously affected by recent thaw. Several bridges damaged in High Peaks.
Daylight Savings Time begins on Sunday at 2am. Snow at highest elevations remains very deep, 6-8 feet or more.
