Binghamton, NY – A mild start to the weekend will give way to heavy rain and strong winds by Sunday, potentially disrupting travel and outdoor plans. Temperatures will reach the mid-60s on Saturday before a cold front sweeps through, bringing a risk of localized flash flooding.
According to the National Weather Service, a slow-moving cold front will move through upstate New York on Sunday, delivering moderate to heavy rainfall. Gusty winds could create hazardous conditions along I-81 and other major roadways. Residents should be prepared for wet and windy conditions, especially in low-lying areas prone to flooding.
Here’s a detailed look at the upcoming weather:
• Friday: Sunny and warm with a high near 63°F. Light winds shifting south.
• Saturday: Partly sunny and mild, high near 65°F. Rain chances increase in the evening with gusty winds up to 22 mph.
• Sunday: Heavy rain expected, mainly after 8 a.m. High of 65°F. Flash flooding is possible in low-lying areas. Winds could reach 30 mph.
• Monday: Morning showers before clearing. Much cooler, with a high near 47°F.
• Tuesday: Partly sunny and mild, high of 56°F.
Travelers along I-81 and I-86 should monitor conditions closely, as rain and wind could create hazardous driving conditions. Stay updated with the latest alerts from the National Weather Service and plan accordingly for the weekend weather shift.
