Central New York and Northeast Pennsylvania residents can expect a predominantly clear and cool week ahead, with temperatures fluctuating between chilly nights and mild days. Thursday and Friday will see mostly sunny skies with daytime highs around 47 to 52 degrees, making it ideal for outdoor activities or last-minute yard work before winter temperatures settle in.
According to the National Weather Service in Binghamton, Thursday will start with increasing clouds and a slight chance of isolated showers in the late afternoon west of I-81, but rainfall will be minimal, keeping conditions dry for most of the region. Residents should prepare for low temperatures that could dip into the 30s, so bundling up for evening plans will be essential.
Looking ahead to the weekend, Binghamton will enjoy sunny skies with daytime highs reaching up to 55 degrees on Saturday, though a breezy northwest wind may add a chill to the air. Nighttime lows will drop into the low 30s, maintaining crisp conditions for those venturing out at night.
By Sunday night, a cold front approaching the area may bring rain showers, with a 30% chance of precipitation extending into Monday. Commuters along I-81 should anticipate potential wet roads and adjust travel plans accordingly. Monday’s high is expected to reach near 56 degrees, followed by decreasing clouds as the day progresses.
For the remainder of the week, Tuesday is forecasted to be partly cloudy, offering a mild and dry day to wrap up the mid-November forecast. With colder nights persisting, residents are advised to keep an eye on changing conditions as winter approaches.
