Binghamton, NY – Bitter cold is set to grip Binghamton through the weekend, with subzero wind chills and freezing conditions expected. Travelers along I-81 are urged to exercise caution as icy patches may develop overnight.
According to the National Weather Service, Thursday began with temperatures plunging to 8°F, with a wind chill of -2°F. Winds will shift from the southeast to southwest this afternoon, bringing slightly milder air but maintaining highs around 25°F. Tonight, temperatures will drop to a low of 12°F under partly cloudy skies.
Friday will remain cold but calm, with highs near 25°F and a northwest breeze at 3–8 mph. Overnight, temperatures will fall to 7°F, bringing dangerously cold conditions. Motorists traveling early Saturday should expect frost and reduced visibility due to lingering fog.
Saturday will be partly sunny, with temperatures peaking at 25°F before another bitterly cold night, with lows near 20°F. The region will see mostly cloudy skies Sunday, with highs rebounding to 32°F.
The cold will ease Monday, with highs climbing to 33°F under sunny skies. A chance of snow showers could return Tuesday. Residents are advised to dress warmly, check on neighbors, and prepare vehicles for the cold.
Stay updated on road conditions and forecasts before heading out.
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