Binghamton, New York – Rain chances increase midweek across Central New York and Northeast Pennsylvania, with measurable precipitation possible along the Interstate 81 corridor.
According to the US National Weather Service in Binghamton, forecast guidance shows rising probabilities of precipitation Wednesday, with several communities seeing chances between 40 and 60 percent. Rain totals through midweek may range from a few hundredths to over half an inch in some locations.
Binghamton is forecast to see highs in the mid-40s Tuesday before rain chances climb to around 45 percent Wednesday, with potential rainfall totals near half an inch. Syracuse and Cortland could see similar probabilities, while Elmira and Ithaca may approach 50 to 60 percent rain chances during peak periods.
In Northeast Pennsylvania, Scranton and Wilkes-Barre are forecast to see rain chances increase to 30 to 45 percent Wednesday into Thursday. High temperatures across the region will generally range from the upper 30s to mid-40s during the period.
Motorists along I-81, I-88, and NY-17 should prepare for wet pavement during the midweek commute, particularly during afternoon and evening hours.
While no major winter storms are indicated at this time, fluctuating temperatures could influence precipitation type in higher elevations.
The shifting conditions may be particularly relevant for students and commuters traveling during midweek rain periods.
Residents are encouraged to monitor updated forecasts from the National Weather Service Binghamton office as precipitation timing and totals become clearer.
