Snow is over for now, but the bitter cold sticks around
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January 26, 2026
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Highway crews were kept busy throughout the storm that dumped nearly two feet of snow in parts of Greene County.
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GREENE COUNTY―One to two feet of snow fell across Greene County from Sunday into Monday and while the flakes have stopped flying, the bitter cold isn’t going anywhere soon.
Frigid temperatures are expected to continue through the entire week, according to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Albany.
“Daytime temperatures will only be in the teens for each day through Saturday with cold overnight temperatures as well,” NWS meteorologists reported on Monday.
That bone-chilling cold is currently impacting more than two thirds of the country.
“Another Arctic cold front associated with a moisture starved northern stream boundary will cross Tuesday night into Wednesday, which will reinforce the cold air mass in place. The coldest night will probably be Wednesday night and Thursday nights, when most of the area will be below zero,” the NWS in Albany noted.
Below, snowfall totals, from Sunday, January 25 to Monday, January 26, are provided by the National Weather Service in Albany.
Haines Falls – 22.5 inches
East Windham – 22 inches
Greenville – 19 inches
Halcott – 18 inches
Grapeville – 17 inches
Freehold – 16 inches
Prattsville – 14.8 inches
Tannersville – 14.5 inches
Windham – 14 inches
Cairo – 13.5 inches
Catskill – 13.5 inches
Athens – 12 inches
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