Binghamton, NY – Residents of Binghamton should prepare for rain rolling in late Sunday, bringing colder temperatures that will linger into Veterans Day. Following a sunny Saturday, showers are expected to develop Sunday afternoon and intensify through the evening, with rain continuing overnight into early Monday. Rainfall could reach between 0.2 and 0.5 inches by Monday afternoon, impacting travel conditions along major routes like I-81.
According to the National Weather Service, Sunday’s high will hover around 53°F, but temperatures will dip into the low 40s by nightfall as rain increases. Winds will pick up from the south in the evening, potentially causing scattered wet leaves and slick conditions on roadways. Veterans Day will start off with a slight chance of showers early, especially in the morning, with cooler temperatures peaking at 59°F. Morning commuters should be prepared for wet roads and reduced visibility in spots.
Looking ahead, Monday night will bring another dip in temperatures, with lows near 40°F and a 30% chance of lingering showers. Tuesday is expected to clear, with a high of 50°F under partly sunny skies. Nighttime temperatures will drop sharply, reaching lows of 27°F, signaling a chilly start to midweek. By Wednesday, skies will clear further, offering a sunny day with highs around 53°F, bringing a brief respite before another potential system moves in late Thursday.
