Binghamton, NY – A Winter Storm Watch is in effect from Thursday afternoon through Friday afternoon for portions of central New York and northeast Pennsylvania. The National Weather Service warns that heavy snow is possible in the region, particularly in higher elevations.
According to the National Weather Service, snowfall accumulations could reach up to 9 inches in areas experiencing heavier banding. Valley areas are likely to see lighter totals, with only a few inches expected. The snowfall is anticipated to intensify during the evening hours and continue through Friday morning.
Travel conditions may become hazardous, especially during the Friday morning commute. Authorities urge residents to monitor weather updates and avoid unnecessary travel. If driving is essential, travelers should exercise caution and prepare for emergencies by carrying items such as tire chains, blankets, and a first aid kit.
The Winter Storm Watch includes cities such as Ithaca, Elmira, Cortland, and Towanda. Residents in these areas should prepare for potential delays and disruptions. Updates will follow as the storm develops.
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