Binghamton, NY – Rain is forecast for Central New York this week, with showers likely on Tuesday and Thursday. Following a seasonable start, temperatures are expected to climb to the mid-70s by Wednesday, creating warm but variable conditions. Locals should prepare for possible wet roads during commutes, especially along I-81 and I-88, as rain impacts these areas.
According to the National Weather Service, Binghamton will see highs around 57°F today, with skies gradually clearing this afternoon. Tuesday brings a mix of sun and clouds, with temperatures reaching the low 60s and light showers possible, mainly impacting central parts of the region. Winds are predicted to increase slightly to 7-10 mph, creating some potential gustiness in open areas.
By Wednesday, temperatures will peak around 74°F, offering a warm, partly sunny day ideal for outdoor activities. However, this will be short-lived, as another round of rain is expected Thursday night, with an 90% chance of showers moving in after 8 p.m. This rainfall could lead to slick conditions on local highways, particularly I-88, so drivers should exercise caution during evening travel.
Temperatures will cool on Friday, with a high of 58°F as the week closes. Over the weekend, drier air returns, and highs will settle into the 50s on Saturday and near 60°F by Sunday. Residents should plan accordingly for these midweek weather shifts and be prepared for cooler conditions as the weekend approaches.
