BINGHAMTON, NY – A slow-moving cold front will bring moderate to heavy rainfall and thunderstorms to central New York on Sunday, potentially causing localized flash flooding. Residents in Binghamton and surrounding areas should prepare for wet and windy conditions, especially in the afternoon and evening.
According to the National Weather Service, rain showers will begin early Sunday, intensifying by the afternoon with thunderstorms possible. Wind gusts up to 32 mph may accompany the storms, making travel hazardous on major routes like I-81 and NY-17. Drivers should exercise caution and allow extra time for their commutes.
Sunday night will see continued rainfall before tapering off by early Monday morning. Low-lying areas and flood-prone neighborhoods should remain alert for potential flooding.
Looking ahead, Monday—St. Patrick’s Day—will bring a mix of sun and clouds with highs in the mid-40s. The weather will gradually improve, with sunny conditions expected on Tuesday and Wednesday, with highs reaching near 60°F.
By Thursday, another system may bring a mix of rain and snow, keeping temperatures cooler heading into the weekend. Residents should stay updated with the latest forecasts and prepare for shifting weather patterns in the coming days.
