New York – Damp air and patchy drizzle are already clinging to streets across the Southern Tier, and conditions will shift quickly as steadier rain builds into Binghamton through the afternoon. Roads along I-81, Route 17, and local hillsides may turn slick within hours. Plan for slower travel and reduced visibility by midday.
According to the National Weather Service in Binghamton, a developing storm system will bring multiple rounds of rain starting today, with totals reaching 1 to 2 inches through Thursday. While no severe hazards are expected early, the prolonged rainfall raises concerns for water pooling and minor flooding in low-lying areas.
Skies briefly brighten early, with highs near 61°F, but showers increase late in the day and become widespread into the evening. Rain intensifies by Tuesday, when temperatures climb to 69°F and steady rainfall dominates much of the day. Expect consistent wet pavement and longer braking distances during both morning and evening drives.
By Wednesday, the pattern peaks. Rain remains likely, with highs near 64°F and saturated ground increasing runoff risk. ქუჩ Smaller creeks and poor-drainage streets in Binghamton, Vestal, and Johnson City could see minor flooding if heavier bands repeat.
Drivers should watch for standing water and avoid flooded roadways. Keep devices charged and allow extra commute time. With early spring temperature swings, colder pockets could briefly refreeze moisture on bridges during late-night hours.
The unsettled stretch continues into Thursday before gradual improvement. Warmer-than-normal air builds into early April, but more advisories may follow as this system evolves.
Five Day Forecast for Binghamton, New York:
Monday: Slight chance of showers, high 61°F
Tuesday: Rain likely, high 69°F
Wednesday: Rain likely, high 64°F
Thursday: Rain likely, high 61°F
Friday: Rain likely, high 70°F
