Climate & Weather in Troy
Troy shares the Capital Region's humid continental climate essentially identically to Albany, given its genuinely close geographic proximity (about 8 miles).
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Learn moreFour real, distinct seasons
Troy shares Albany's own documented four-season humid continental climate -- average January high 33°F (low 16°F), average July high 83°F (low 62°F).
Genuinely substantial snowfall
Annual snowfall runs approximately 56 inches across the Capital Region, consistent with Troy's own genuine four-season Northeast climate.
This record did not re-verify hyper-local figures
This record did not independently re-verify Troy-specific micro-climate figures distinct from Albany's own figures this pass, given the close proximity.
Key takeaways
- Troy's climate matches the Capital Region pattern documented for Albany (four distinct seasons, substantial snowfall).
- Annual snowfall runs approximately 56 inches across the region.
- Confirm current specific Troy climate normals directly if hyper-local precision is needed.
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