This weekend in the Adirondacks

(Nov 14, 2025) Be prepared for full winter conditions if you're hiking this weekend. Carry snowshoes and traction devices if headed to the High Peaks.

(Nov 7, 2025) Cool and unsettled weather is expected to continue through the weekend. Windchills up high will be in the teens. 6-8 inches of snow at higher elevations.

(Oct 31, 2025) Daylight Savings Time ends Sunday at 2am. High Peaks summit temps forecast to be in the low to mid-20s through the weekend, with windchills near zero.

(Oct 24, 2025) High Peaks summits expected to be socked in with clouds, with temps in the mid-20s. Rivers and streams remain low, even for this time of year.

(Oct 17, 2025) Bird migration forecast is showing an increase in birds moving through the area this weekend. High Peaks summit temperatures in the 30s and 40s.

(Oct 10, 2025) High Peaks temperatures in the lower 40s through the weekend, with windchills in the mid-20s. Most foliage is past peak. Drought warning remains.

(Oct 3, 2025) Sunny and dry, with High Peaks summit temperatures in upper 50s and lower 60s. Fire Danger is HIGH across Northern New York.

(Sep 26, 2025) Mostly sunny and dry weekend. Fire danger Low. Saturday is Free Fishing Day across NY State. Scarface Mt. Trail has reopened.

(Sep 19, 2025) Possibility of frost tonight and tomorrow night. Fire Danger for most of Northern NY is now HIGH. Wildfires will be possible, use caution with open fires.

(Sep 12, 2025) Summit temperatures in the lower 50s. Fire Danger in most of the ADKs is Moderate. Drought Watch remains in effect for most of NY State.

(Sep 5, 2025) Unsettled weather will continue through the weekend. High Peaks windchills in mid-30s. Fire Danger is High. 90-Miler Weekend!

(Aug 29, 2025) High Peaks windchills near and below freezing. Rivers and streams well below normal levels. Goodman Trail in Tupper Lake has reopened.

(Aug 22, 2025) Another cold front moving through. Rivers and streams well below normal levels. Keep a close eye on weather before heading out.

(Aug 15, 2025) Fire danger remains Moderate. Rivers and streams running well below normal levels. Be on the lookout for potentially toxic algae blooms.

(Aug 8, 2025) Perseids will peak on Tuesday night. Drier and well above normal temperatures for Sunday through most of next week. Fire danger has been raised to Moderate.

(Aug 1, 2025) Seasonable temperatures this weekend. Some lower water paddles will be impassable. Belfry Mt. Fire Tower temporarily closed due to large active wasp nest.

(Jul 25, 2025) Avalanche Pass trail remains closed. Watch out for algae blooms. Summit temperatures to remain in lower 60s.

(Jul 18, 2025) Access cut from ADK Loj to Lake Colden. Plan extra time due to recent storm damage. Be on lookout and avoid algae blooms.

(Jul 11, 2025) Expect popular trailheads, boat launches, and camping areas to be crowded. Some low water paddles may be difficult or impassable. Carry and drink plenty of water.

(Jul 4, 2025) Expect crowded trailheads, boat launches, and camping areas. Some new climbing route closures. A few algae blooms reported on Lake Champlain.

(Jun 27, 2025) Unsettled weather through tomorrow. Water temp of Upper Saranac broke the 70-degree mark this week. Damaged ladder on north side of Armstrong Mountain.

(Jun 20, 2025) The latest sunset will be on June 26th. Warm and humid conditions will continue through the weekend. High Peaks Summits reaching 75 degrees on Monday.

(Jun 13, 2025) Saturday showers possible. High Peak temperatures in the lower 50s. Rivers and streams at normal levels.

(Jun 6, 2025) A few isolated showers can't be ruled out for Sunday. High Peaks mostly in the lower to mid-50s. Water temperatures have warmed some.

(May 30, 2025) Temperatures near freezing on High Peak summits. Some water crossings will be difficult or impassable. Water temperatures remain cold, even for this time of year.

(May 23, 2025) Forecast calling for some unsettled weather into Sunday. High Peaks summits socked in with cold temperatures. Rivers and streams at typical springtime highs.

(May 16, 2025) Scattered showers and thunderstorms expected through tomorrow. High Peaks summit windchills forecast to be in 20s on Sunday. Water temps remain cold.

(May 9, 2025) Hypothermia will remain a threat this weekend. Rivers and streams at springtime highs. Trails are very muddy. Stick to lower elevations.

(May 2, 2025) Showers expected on and off through the weekend. Snow and mud in High Peaks. Seasonal roads starting to open up.

(Apr 25, 2025) Chance for a few inches of snow by early Sunday on higher summits. At least a foot of snow at Lake Colden. Water temperatures remain very cold.

(Apr 18, 2025) Whitewater rafting has begun. There remains a good deal of snow and winter conditions at higher elevations. Moderate Fire Danger around the state.

(Apr 11, 2025) High Peaks summit temperatures are expected to remain below freezing through the weekend. Whitewater rafting is getting underway. Most backcountry gates remain closed for mud season.

(Apr 4, 2025) Most backcountry gates closed for mud season. Waters around the region well above normal. At Lake Colden, 2,700 feet, there remains about 2 feet of snow.

(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.