NY Ski Weather Center

NY weather forecast

The NY Weather Center is a jumping off point for skiers looking at options within and around New York state. If you’re craving NY ski weather forecasts, maps and information all year long, take a look. Or go wider with our US ski weather page or drill down and check our NWS Albany page.

Up top is today’s weather and a thumbnail links to the day or night forecast for the upcoming week.

We’ve got weather pages for each of the five NWS zones that cover the state.

Plus we’ve got direct links to the NWS forecast synopsis for each region. These in-depth discussions are updated twice a day around 4am and 4pm Eastern Time. We’ve included the Northeast Satellite Loop, NAM 12 hr, 24 hr, 48 hr, 72 hr and 84 hour snowfall forecasts, predicted Highs and Lows and short-term NY Snowfall Forecasts. And our course the ever important GFS 240 Snowfall.

New York is a state with some ski hills in the mountains and many in the lake effect zones. Click around, drill down into the New York weather pages directly below, find some snow, and start planning your next adventure.

NWS New York Regional Weather Pages
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Albany Burlington Binghamton Buffalo New York City

Short Term Temps, Rain and Snowfall

NY Max Temp Forecast NY Min Temp Forecast
Next High Temperature Next Low Temperature
NY 6 Hour Qpf NY 12 Hour Qpf NY 18 Hour Qpf NY 24 Hour Qpf
06 Hr Qpf 12 Hr Qpf 18 Hr Qpf 24 Hr Qpf
6 Hour Snowfall 12 Hour Snowfall 18 Hour Snowfall 24 Hour Snowfall
06 Hr Snowfall 12 Hr Snowfall 18 Hr Snowfall 24 Hr Snowfall

72 Hour Weather Forecast

12 Hr 24 Hr 36 Hr 48 Hr
00 hr 03 hr 06 hr 09 hr
12 Hr 18 Hr 24 Hr 36 Hr 48 Hr 60 Hr
12 hr 18 hr 24 hr 36 hr 48 hr 60 hr
NWS NY Snowfall
NWS NY Storm Total Snow Forecast
NWS Northeast Snow Forecast
source: weather.gov
NWS Forecast Discussions
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Albany Binghamton Burlington Buffalo NY City East US

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