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New York Weather Alert: Binghamton 100% Rain, Snow Nov 10-14
NEW YORK — Rain soaked highways could give way to falling snow as a sharp November cooldown approaches Binghamton and New York's Southern Tier.
By Nora Whitfield · 2026-11-10T09:04:36.506Z
NEW YORK — Rain soaked highways could give way to falling snow as a sharp November cooldown approaches Binghamton and New York's Southern Tier.
Temperatures reaching the 60s early this week will tumble toward 30 degrees by Friday night, bringing winter weather concerns.
According to the National Weather Service in Binghamton, rain chances reach 100% Thursday before rain and snow become likely Friday.
The changing conditions could affect drivers throughout Broome County, including Interstate 81, Interstate 86 and Route 17.
Warm Temperatures Give Way to Widespread Rain Tuesday, November 10, brings mostly cloudy skies before sunshine develops during the afternoon.
Temperatures climb toward 63 degrees, with wind gusts potentially reaching 21 mph.
Wednesday, Veterans Day, remains relatively mild, with partly sunny skies and highs near 58 degrees.
However, clouds increase as another weather system approaches the region.
Rain becomes likely after 1 a.m. Thursday, with precipitation chances reaching 60%.
Thursday Brings 100% Rain Probability Thursday, November 12, becomes the week's wettest period.
The National Weather Service calls for rain with a 100% precipitation probability and highs near 53 degrees.
Drivers should prepare for wet pavement, reduced visibility and potentially slower travel during periods of rainfall.
Thursday evening brings an important transition.
Rain continues before 4 a.m. Friday, with rain and snow becoming likely afterward.
Temperatures fall toward 33 degrees, while precipitation chances remain elevated at 80%.
That combination could introduce slippery conditions where pavement temperatures approach freezing.
Friday Snow Chances Raise Travel Concerns Friday, November 13, brings rain and snow likely before 1 p.m., followed by a chance of rain.
Temperatures reach approximately 44 degrees, with a 60% precipitation probability.
Colder air returns Friday night, pushing temperatures toward 30 degrees.
A 40% chance of snow remains in the outlook.
Saturday could bring additional snow showers before 1 p.m., with highs near 43 degrees.
The chance of precipitation Saturday is 30%.
Snow accumulation amounts remain unspecified in the supplied outlook.
Residents should monitor updated guidance before assuming roads will become snow covered.
Binghamton Five Day Weather Outlook: Nov. 10 14 Tuesday, Nov. 10: Becoming sunny, high 63°F. Increasing clouds Tuesday night, low 38°F. Wednesday, Nov. 11: Partly sunny, high 58°F. Rain likely late Wednesday night, low 41°F, precipitation chance 60%. Thursday, Nov. 12: Rain, high 53°F, precipitation chance 100%. Rain transitions toward a rain snow mix late Thursday night, low 33°F, chance 80%. Friday, Nov. 13: Rain and snow likely before 1 p.m., high 44°F, precipitation chance 60%. Snow possible Friday night, low 30°F, chance 40%. Saturday, Nov. 14: Chance of snow before 1 p.m., high 43°F, precipitation chance 30%. Mostly cloudy Saturday night, low 32°F. Looking Ahead: Nov. 15 16 Sunday brings mostly cloudy skies and highs near 45 degrees.
Temperatures fall toward 31 degrees Sunday night.
Monday remains mostly cloudy, with highs near 48 degrees.
As Thanksgiving approaches, additional cold air outbreaks could create further opportunities for winter precipitation.
However, no specific snowstorm or accumulation total is established for Binghamton in the available outlook.
The supplied local forecast does not indicate a tornado threat.
Drivers should watch for freezing moisture on bridges, ramps and untreated surfaces if temperatures fall below freezing.
Are you preparing for the first wintry travel conditions of November? Tell us what you're seeing around Binghamton and the Southern Tier!