December 30, 2017 2:03 pm Update

The greatest winter extreme occurred on January 13, 1932 when we had 71 degree weather on a day that is normally 30 degrees. That’s a record that is 41 degrees above normal.

The greatest summer extreme happened on July 4, 1911 when we had 104 degree weather on a day that is normally 82 degrees. That’s a record 21 degrees above normal.

Albany’s climate is more stable in the summer than winter.

Map: Alma Pond
Map: Dobbins Memorial State Forest
Map: Little John Wildlife Management Area
Map: Otter Lake
Map: South Hill State Forest (Oneida 23)
Map: Summer Hill State Forest
Map: West Parishville State Forest
SVGZ Graphic: albany-snow-depth
SVGZ Graphic: college-rate
SVGZ Graphic: december-holidays
SVGZ Graphic: ht2025
SVGZ Graphic: lt2025
SVGZ Graphic: Places Named Bethlehem
SVGZ Graphic: Towns with Most Similiar Land Cover to the Town of Bethlehem
Terrain Map: Happy World Milk Day!
Photo: With the rumbles of thunder and the radar I decided to turn back
Photo: Double Bridges
Photo: Some days are nicer than others
Photo: Peaks
Photo: Albany From Windham High Peak
Photo: Evening sky
Photo: Wintery On Woodstock Road
Photo: Reading
Photo: West To Cannaan Ridge
Photo: Further Up Cole Hill

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