Meteorologist Jordan Due

10/28/2025

Melissa made landfall in Jamaica as a Category 5 hurricane this afternoon. This is when it first made landfall, around 1:04 p.m. EST.
Winds were sustained at about 185 MPH with gusts upwards of 200 MPH.
There was significant lightning reported in the eyewall of the storm along with torrential rainfall being forecast for western Jamaica as well.
The storm has weakened as of right now, down to a Category 4 but, it will still track over Jamaica, still providing devastating impacts for those in Jamaica before it moves off towards the north, hitting Cuba and the Bahamas, later this week.

The snapshot below shows the winds that were reported at this location when Hurricane Melissa first made landfall!

10/21/2025

Rain chances are coming up for the rest of the week. Tomorrow, more scattered showers, but Thursday and Friday could bring a few stray showers throughout the day.
Weekend is looking dry, only a chance or two for an isolated shower!

10/20/2025

Here's the next 48 hours wrapped up for you!
Breezy conditions continue tonight along with a few evening showers.
Tomorrow will start out mild and sunny with late-day showers on the way.
Wednesday...more showers throughout the morning and afternoon with a slightly cooler feel!

For more on the full forecast: https://www.news10.com/weather/10-20-25-still-chances-for-showers-tonight/

10/20/2025

I know we saw some rain and cloudy skies today...but look at this view! This was taken in Coxsackie. 🌈

Thank you so much Joey Wolodkevich and Ethan Boyd for sending us this!

09/30/2025

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09/08/2025

In honor of some of us having one of our first frosty nights... Here are some stats for you!
Normally, we average our first frost in the beginning of October here in Albany...for the mountains, of course, it's usually earlier.

09/08/2025

It's been a while since we've seen this advisory...
Overnight in the hills and mountains, may need to watch out for some frosty conditions! There could still be some patchy frost on the roads in these higher elevation places first thing tomorrow.

09/06/2025

An image received from Ancram, Columbia County, of several trees that were down outside a house once the storms passed through.

09/06/2025

The severe threat has officially ended for those of us in the News10 area. But the threat remains for those in Massachusetts and Connecticut as a very active line of rain, wind, and hail continues to move further south and east. There were damages reported from strong winds and hail in southern Columbia County, and a report of ping pong ball-sized hail in the Berkshires.

We will continue to keep you updated as the radar updates. For now, most of us are in the clear in the Capital Region, with only a few showers left in the forecast.

09/06/2025

Tornado warning has expired from south central Columbia County but is still in effect from Copake east through Sandisfield in Berkshire County. This has been moving east at about 35 mph. There has been damage with this storm due to the strong winds.

09/06/2025

This storm has reported multiple trees down in Ancram near Wiltsie Bridge Road and Pooles Hill Road. It is strong enough to produce significant damage, but there is no confirmed tornado on the ground. It is all radar indicated, but the rotation has continued to move east into southern Berkshire.
Ashley Falls, MA
Alander, MA
Sheffield, MA
These are the locations where the storm is the worst right now.
THIS IS NOT A CONFIRMED TORNADO, BUT IT IS PRODUCING TORNADIC ROTATION

09/06/2025

TORNADO WARNING has just been extended into the southern Berkshires. This is a very STRONG storm with severe winds and potential for hail.
Take shelter IMMEDIATELY away from doors/windows.