Binghamton, NY – Rain showers and patchy fog will mark the beginning of the week as temperatures across the Southern Tier remain cooler. Monday brings a high near 58 degrees, but scattered rain showers tonight could lead to damp roadways by the morning commute. Drivers should be prepared for reduced visibility due to lingering fog and use extra caution during early hours.
According to the National Weather Service, tonight’s low will hover around 39 degrees, with a 30% chance of light rain showers developing after midnight. Monday will turn mostly sunny by mid-morning, but breezy conditions are expected, with gusts up to 20 mph.
The midweek forecast predicts heavier rain on Wednesday night into Thursday, with an 80% chance of precipitation likely impacting the region. Temperatures will drop to 38 degrees on Wednesday night, followed by a chilly high of 46 on Thursday, when rain persists throughout the day.
Looking further ahead, Binghamton could experience steady showers into Friday, with highs in the low 40s and lows dipping below freezing at times. Residents are encouraged to monitor forecasts closely and dress in layers to stay warm.
