Binghamton, NY — Residents in Binghamton should prepare for heavy rain and potential flooding tonight as precipitation transitions to snow by Wednesday. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued warnings about significant rainfall totals of up to 1.5 inches, coupled with snowmelt that may elevate flood risks in areas near the Chenango and Susquehanna Rivers.
According to the NWS, rain will persist into Wednesday morning, with temperatures peaking near 51°F before sharply dropping to 24°F overnight. Roads could become slippery as conditions shift from rain to snow. Commuters should drive cautiously, especially along Interstate 81 and other major roadways. Rain will ease into snow showers late Wednesday evening, though minimal accumulation is expected.
Five-Day Weather Outlook
• Wednesday: Rain through the day, high of 51°F. Snow showers likely overnight with lows dropping to 24°F.
• Thursday: Sunny but cold, with a high near 29°F and lows of 15°F overnight.
• Friday: Mostly sunny skies return, high near 29°F. Overnight temperatures will dip to 17°F.
• Saturday: Clouds increase, highs around 36°F.
• Sunday: Rain possible, highs near 41°F.
Residents in flood-prone areas should monitor alerts closely and consider preparing sandbags or relocating valuables from basements. The NWS also recommends avoiding low-lying roads and monitoring the latest updates via local weather services.
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