Binghamton, NY – A shift in weather will bring increasing clouds to New York’s Southern Tier today before rain moves in by Wednesday night. Local residents should prepare for slippery road conditions as rain transitions to snow in higher elevations Thursday night into Friday morning.
According to the National Weather Service, today’s high will reach 53°F, with calm conditions and clouds gradually increasing throughout the day. Rain is expected to begin late Wednesday night, with up to three-quarters of an inch possible by Thursday morning. Southeast winds will pick up to 8 mph, impacting visibility and commute times.
Looking ahead, rain will likely mix with snow late Thursday night in areas along I-81 and nearby elevations. Light snow accumulations are possible through Friday morning, creating potential travel hazards. Friday’s high will only reach 41°F, with rain continuing into the weekend.
For those traveling along I-86 or I-81, use caution and monitor conditions, as temperatures will drop into the low 30s overnight. With rain forecast through Saturday, localized flooding could occur in poorly drained areas, and untreated roads may become icy by Friday night.
Stay tuned for updated forecasts and check road conditions before driving. Residents are encouraged to secure outdoor items ahead of gusty winds and prepare for colder weather lingering into the weekend.
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