Binghamton, New York – Storms are expected to roll into the Southern Tier Saturday afternoon, threatening weekend travel and outdoor plans in Binghamton and surrounding areas. With a chance of lightning and brief downpours, residents should plan around the most active storm window between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday.
According to the National Weather Service in Binghamton, scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely throughout Saturday with a high near 87°F. The chance of precipitation stands at 60%, with localized rainfall possibly exceeding a quarter inch during storms. Thunderstorm chances linger into Saturday evening before tapering off after 2 a.m.
Road conditions could become slick, especially on major routes like I-81 and NY-17. Motorists should reduce speed during rain bursts and stay alert to changing conditions. Outdoor events may need backup plans due to lightning and strong gusts.
The good news? Sunday brings a dramatic turnaround. Expect sunshine and calmer air, with highs in the mid-80s—ideal for pre-holiday weekend activities. Monday ramps up the summer heat, nearing 91°F with another round of potential storms by afternoon. Showers are likely again Monday night before a drier and sunnier Tuesday leads into early July festivities.
⚠️ Next Update: Storm chances continue through Monday night. Expect new advisories Sunday morning if conditions evolve.
🔎 Five-Day Forecast for Binghamton (June 27–July 2)
- Friday: Partly sunny, chance of afternoon showers. High: 76°F
- Saturday: Thunderstorms likely in the afternoon. High: 87°F
- Sunday: Sunny and dry. High: 82°F
- Monday: Hot and humid. PM storms possible. High: 91°F
- Tuesday: Mostly clear and warm ahead of the Fourth. High: 86°F
- Wednesday (July 2): Sunny, cooler. High: 83°F
