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NY Weather Alert: Binghamton, NY Snow Chance Today, Nov 15–20
Binghamton, NY – Cold mist, gray skies and the possibility of passing snow showers are setting a wintry tone across New York's Southern Tier. But a dramatic temperature turnaround is approaching, with
By Claire Benton · 2026-11-15T10:02:06.419Z
Binghamton, NY – Cold mist, gray skies and the possibility of passing snow showers are setting a wintry tone across New York's Southern Tier. But a dramatic temperature turnaround is approaching, with Binghamton expected to climb toward 60 degrees before the workweek ends.
According to the National Weather Service in Binghamton, rain and snow showers remain possible Sunday, November 15, before a gradual transition toward warmer, sunnier weather.
Temperatures at Greater Binghamton Airport were near 33 degrees early Sunday, with fog, mist and northwest winds around 8 mph.
Rain and Snow Chances Continue Sunday Sunday brings a 30% chance of precipitation, including rain and snow showers before 10 a.m.
A slight chance of rain showers follows, with mostly cloudy skies and afternoon temperatures reaching approximately 43 degrees.
Northwest winds of 5–10 mph will maintain a chilly November feeling.
The National Weather Service expects little or no snow accumulation.
For drivers traveling Interstate 81, Interstate 86 or Route 17, damp pavement and reduced visibility in localized mist deserve attention.
However, widespread icy roads or significant snowfall are not indicated in the supplied outlook.
Monday Night Brings Another Temperature Drop Sunday night remains cloudy, with a slight chance of showers after 10 p.m. and temperatures falling near 34 degrees.
Monday, November 16, starts with a slight chance of showers before 8 a.m.
Clouds dominate much of the day, although afternoon temperatures should recover to approximately 48 degrees.
The bigger concern arrives Monday night.
Temperatures fall toward 29 degrees, bringing another period of subfreezing conditions across Binghamton and surrounding communities.
Drivers should watch for isolated slick spots where lingering moisture freezes, particularly on untreated surfaces.
Wednesday Marks a Major Weather Turnaround Tuesday brings sunshine and highs around 54 degrees, followed by mostly clear skies and lows near 30 degrees.
By Wednesday, November 18, temperatures reach approximately 58 degrees under sunny skies.
That's a nearly 30 degree difference from Monday night's projected low.
Wednesday night remains mostly clear, with temperatures near 32 degrees.
The improving weather continues Thursday and Friday, when afternoon temperatures approach 59–60 degrees.
No significant snowstorm or tornado threat is indicated in the supplied local outlook.
Binghamton's Five Day Weather Outlook Monday, November 16: Cloudy, slight chance of early showers. High 48°F. Partly cloudy Monday night, low 29°F. Tuesday, November 17: Sunny, high 54°F. Mostly clear Tuesday night, low 30°F. Wednesday, November 18: Sunny, high 58°F. Mostly clear Wednesday night, low 32°F. Thursday, November 19: Mostly sunny, high 59°F. Partly cloudy Thursday night, low 38°F. Friday, November 20: Mostly sunny, high 60°F. Partly cloudy Friday night, low 39°F. Looking Ahead: November 21 and Beyond Saturday, November 21, continues the warming trend, with mostly sunny skies and highs near 61 degrees.
The supplied outlook does not include specific six to 10 day precipitation or temperature probabilities.
For now, the biggest weather story is the transition from near freezing temperatures and mixed showers to several milder afternoons.
Are you seeing snowflakes, rain or just cold mist in your neighborhood? Tell us what conditions look like across Binghamton, Johnson City, Endicott and the Southern Tier!