Central NY – Dry conditions will persist across Central New York and Northeast Pennsylvania for the start of this week, but rain is set to return by midweek. Drivers should prepare for potentially slick roads starting Thursday, as thunderstorms are likely.
According to the U.S. National Weather Service in Binghamton, the area will experience sunny conditions Monday and Tuesday, with highs reaching up to 86°F. By Wednesday evening, clouds will gather, and the first wave of showers will arrive, continuing into Thursday. These storms could bring heavy rain, especially to southern areas, increasing the risk of hazardous road conditions.
Locals are advised to monitor updated forecasts and allow for extra travel time during the Thursday evening commute. High temperatures through the week will range from 78-83°F, with lows in the upper 50s. By Saturday, conditions will clear up again, giving way to partly sunny skies and cooler weather.
Stay alert for updated weather warnings, particularly for potential flash flooding in low-lying areas later this week. Visit weather.gov for real-time updates and safety tips for stormy conditions.
