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Southern New York Weather Alert: Snow, Cold Through Sunday Nov 15
BINGHAMTON, NY – Another round of wintry weather is expected across central and southern New York and portions of northeastern Pennsylvania this weekend, with additional snowfall possible Friday morni
By Lauren Beckett · 2026-11-13T09:05:25.894Z
BINGHAMTON, NY – Another round of wintry weather is expected across central and southern New York and portions of northeastern Pennsylvania this weekend, with additional snowfall possible Friday morning before lake effect rain and snow showers return later in the day.
According to the National Weather Service in Binghamton, snow showers will gradually end Friday, Nov. 13, but additional accumulations remain possible through the morning hours.
Lake effect precipitation is expected to redevelop late Friday and continue intermittently through Sunday, Nov. 15 , bringing periods of rain and snow to parts of the region.
The unsettled weather pattern will affect areas within the Binghamton forecast region, including communities across central New York, the Southern Tier and northeastern Pennsylvania.
Friday temperatures are expected to remain chilly, with afternoon highs generally in the 30s and 40s.
Overnight lows will fall into the 20s and 30s, maintaining cold conditions across the region.
By Saturday, Nov. 14, scattered lake effect rain and snow showers are expected to continue, although precipitation may vary considerably by location.
Sunday will bring another opportunity for lake effect rain and snow showers , with temperatures remaining in the 30s and 40s during the afternoon.
The National Weather Service expects temperatures to trend slightly warmer each day, but conditions will remain cold for outdoor activities.
Drivers traveling through areas experiencing snow showers should remain alert for changing visibility and potentially slick surfaces, especially during colder morning and overnight periods.
The weather service has not specified widespread snowfall totals in this three day outlook, meaning accumulation amounts remain uncertain and will depend on where snow showers develop.
Residents should monitor local forecasts as lake effect precipitation can affect some communities while nearby locations experience little or no snowfall.
Additional forecast information and weather updates are available from the National Weather Service Binghamton office at weather.gov/bgm .