Binghamton, NY – Rain continues across upstate New York and northeastern Pennsylvania today, but the heaviest showers are expected to push southward by Saturday afternoon, bringing a soggy start to the weekend for the Southern Tier and NE PA.
According to the National Weather Service in Binghamton, rain chances remain above 70% through Saturday morning in cities like Elmira, Scranton, and Waverly, with precipitation gradually tapering off through the evening. Binghamton faces a 75% chance of rain through noon Saturday, decreasing to just 10% by late afternoon. Meanwhile, Wilkes-Barre and Towanda will see continued showers into the evening with rain probabilities over 50%.
Localized flooding isn’t expected, but wet roads and reduced visibility may impact travel, especially during the early morning hours. Drivers are urged to slow down and use headlights in poor visibility conditions. Homeowners should check gutters and storm drains to prevent water pooling near foundations.
Rain showers are expected to redevelop late Saturday night into early Sunday as moisture shifts north again. By Sunday morning, cities like Ithaca, Rome, and Honesdale could see a 40–50% chance of renewed rainfall.
More scattered rain is likely through Sunday afternoon. Another update will follow if a Flood Watch or Advisory is issued.
