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New York Weather Alert: Binghamton Rain, Late-Week Snow Possible Nov 7-13
New York — Rain soaked pavement, gray November skies and changing temperatures are setting up a turbulent looking weather stretch across Binghamton. A brief warmup could push temperatures above 60 deg
By Owen Prescott · 2026-11-07T09:39:10.269Z
New York — Rain soaked pavement, gray November skies and changing temperatures are setting up a turbulent looking weather stretch across Binghamton. A brief warmup could push temperatures above 60 degrees before colder air brings the possibility of snow later next week.
According to the National Weather Service in Binghamton, showers remain likely Saturday, with a 60% precipitation chance and highs near 53 degrees.
Rain chances continue into Saturday night before improving conditions arrive Sunday.
However, the bigger temperature changes are still ahead.
Rainy Weekend Creates Travel Concerns Saturday's showers could leave roads damp across Broome County, including Interstate 81, Interstate 86 and Route 17.
Northwest winds of 5 to 8 mph accompany the rain.
Scattered showers remain possible Saturday night, with temperatures falling to approximately 41 degrees.
Sunday brings improving conditions as clouds gradually clear and temperatures climb toward 59 degrees.
West winds could gust to 20 mph.
Drivers should remain alert for wet leaves, particularly along shaded neighborhood streets and rural roads.
Monday Rain Before Tuesday's 61 Degree Warmup Another weather system could bring showers back Sunday night into Monday.
Rain chances reach 40% Sunday night and 50% Monday, with afternoon temperatures near 53 degrees.
By Tuesday, conditions change considerably.
Mostly sunny skies should allow temperatures to reach approximately 61 degrees, providing a welcome break from the damp November pattern.
That warmth offers residents an opportunity to finish outdoor projects, clear leaves and prepare properties for colder weather.
However, the milder conditions will not last indefinitely.
Snow Chances Emerge Later Next Week Wednesday, Veterans Day, remains partly sunny with highs near 56 degrees.
Temperatures then begin falling again.
Thursday brings a 30% chance of rain and highs near 51 degrees.
By Thursday night, temperatures could fall toward 31 degrees, with a 40% chance of rain and snow.
Friday continues the colder trend, with highs around 45 degrees and a 30% chance of rain and snow.
No snowfall accumulation is specified in the current outlook.
The approaching freezing mark also raises awareness about slick surfaces if wet pavement freezes.
Residents should monitor changing conditions rather than assume widespread icing will occur.
The supplied forecast does not identify a specific tornado threat.
Binghamton Five Day Weather Outlook: Nov. 7 11 Saturday, Nov. 7: High 53°. Showers likely, 60% chance. Low 41°, with scattered showers possible. Sunday, Nov. 8: High 59°. Gradual clearing with west wind gusts up to 20 mph. Low 41°, with a 40% chance of late showers. Monday, Nov. 9: High 53°. Mostly cloudy with a 50% chance of showers. Low 37°. Tuesday, Nov. 10: High 61°. Mostly sunny. Low 38°, with partly cloudy skies. Wednesday, Nov. 11: Veterans Day. Partly sunny, high 56°. Mostly cloudy Wednesday night, low 34°. Looking Ahead: Nov. 12 13 Thursday's high reaches approximately 51 degrees before temperatures fall near 31 degrees Thursday night.
Rain and snow become possible Thursday night and Friday, although precipitation chances remain between 30% and 40%.
For the broader Nov. 14 26 period, specific snowfall timing and accumulation cannot yet be established from the supplied outlook.
Are you ready for the possibility of November snow in Binghamton, or hoping Tuesday's warmer weather sticks around? Share your thoughts in the comments.