Binghamton, New York – Storms could slam into parts of New York by midday Friday, July 25, bringing the threat of flash flooding, gusty winds, and road hazards to the Binghamton region.
According to the National Weather Service, showers and thunderstorms are likely between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Friday, with a stronger system pushing through by evening. Rain may be heavy at times, with isolated flash flooding possible in low-lying and urban areas. The heat index could reach into the mid-80s before storms arrive. Spotter activation is not expected, but residents should stay weather-aware through Friday night.
Drivers on Interstate 81 and Route 17 should prepare for reduced visibility and slick conditions by mid-afternoon. Outdoor plans Friday may be interrupted as rainfall chances peak near 70%. Lightning and sudden downpours could make travel dangerous from late morning through the evening commute.
Weekend Preview: Saturday turns drier with highs in the upper 80s and partly sunny skies. Showers return overnight into Sunday with a 70% chance of rain during the day. Thunderstorms may again develop late Sunday into Monday.
Looking Ahead:
- Monday (7/28): Slight chance of rain, high near 86°F
- Tuesday (7/29): Thunderstorms likely in the afternoon, 70% chance
- Wednesday (7/30): Showers and sun mix, high near 83°F
Stay tuned for additional alerts Friday morning as conditions develop.
