Capital Region experienced record heat, humidity, and increased precipitation, with seven tornadoes in July.

This summer, the Capital Region faced a hotter and more humid season, recording a peak temperature of 89 degrees on June 21, surpassing last year's high. Rainfall in August reached 7.98 inches in Albany, contributing to an overall increase in precipitation. Seven tornadoes and severe thunderstorms caused significant damage in mid-July. The National Weather Service forecasts normal temperatures and dry conditions for the first week of fall, with a likelihood of above-normal temperatures and precipitation throughout the season.

September 01, 2024
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