US National Weather Service Binghamton NY

Thunderstorms Thursday afternoon and evening could have damaging wind gusts, large hail, and heavy rain. Heavy rain could cause isolated flash flooding.

Good morning! Unsettled weather makes its return the next few days with daily chances for showers and thunderstorms, especially during the afternoons. The greatest coverage of these showers and thunderstorms will be on Thursday and a few of those storms may contain gusty winds and locally heavy rainfall. Temperatures will be near-normal through Friday. A stretch of hot and humid weather is expected to settle in the second half of the weekend into the middle of next week. For a location-specific forecast, please visit weather.gov/bgm or mobile.weather.gov and enter your location into the search box. Have a great day!

Here is a look at where May stood for far southern NY and northeastern PA in terms of precipitation. Thanks to the Mid-Atlantic River Forecast Center for sharing this graphic. #nywx #pawx

A fairly quiet and average day today. Showers and thunderstorms are expected during the second of half of the week (especially Thursday), followed by summerlike heat building over the weekend and beyond. Get your forecast specifics by entering your city or zip in the searchbox at www.weather.gov/bgm or mobile.weather.gov

Hello from the midnight shift! Here is a look at our near term/aviation forecaster’s workstation. The near term forecaster at our office is responsible for the first 36 hours of the forecast (in this case, through Wednesday). The other forecaster on shift will be working on the long term forecast (in this case, Wednesday night through next Monday).

A sunny day to get out an enjoy the foliage. Do you have any foliage pictures you wish to share.? Here is one from #sabolscience at West Middle School in Binghamton. #nywx #pawx

Some sunshine today, but still cool across the region. Rain moves in again tonight and possibly cold enough across Northern Oneida County for a few snow flakes to mix in.

Well, you didn't think that great stretch of weather was really going to last, did you? Cool weekend ahead, but at least we will likely see some sunshine on Sunday :).

Record highs were set in Binghamton and Syracuse today. A record high temperature of 74 degrees was set at Binghamton NY, breaking the old record of 73 set in 1975. https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php A record high temperature of 81 degrees was set at Syracuse NY today, breaking the old record of 77 set in 1991. This also ties the warmest temperature this late in the year which also occurred in Oct 25, 1963 and Nov 01, 1950. https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php

On Monday the 26th at 2:30 PM, one of our newest meteorologists, Adam Gill, will be giving an Educational Webinar on Mount Washington NH weather. He spent 6 years working there observing the extreme weather at 6288 feet. To sign up for this or for our remaining Winter SKYWARN webinars go to this web page; https://www.weather.gov/bgm/outreachskywarntraining Mount Washington Observatory is on facebook https://www.facebook.com/MWObs and on the web https://www.mountwashington.org/

Quite a warm day to finish off the workweek. Showers move in later tonight-early Saturday; then cooler over the weekend. Forecast details: Enter your city or zip in the searchbox + click go at www.weather.gov/bgm or mobile.weather.gov

One more warm day is expected on Friday, before temperatures cool down to more seasonable levels for this weekend. For a location-specific forecast, please visit weather.gov/bgm or mobile.weather.gov and enter your location into the search box.

A stationary front will bring a rather large gradient in temperatures from south to north across the region today. A few showers are also possible across the NY Thruway corridor. Another warm day expected Friday, then turning cooler & more fall like over the weekend and into next week. Forecast details for your location: www.weather.gov/bgm

Here are tonight's forecast low temperatures. These temperatures are well above normal for this time of the year. Normal low temperatures are in the upper 30s to near 40. For a location-specific forecast, please visit weather.gov/bgm or mobile.weather.gov and enter your location into the search box.

Warmer temperatures today. Partly sunny across NE PA and the Southern Tier. More clouds and showers across the rest of Central NY. A few thunderstorms are even possible later this afternoon & early evening as a front moves through. Forecast details: www.weather.gov/bgm

Our next educational talk will be Monday afternoon. Join us as we learn all about weather on Mount Washington, NH. Also if you missed our winter Skywarns so far we have a few additional classes coming up. To sign up go to https://www.weather.gov/bgm/outreachskywarntraining #nywx #pawx

Still cloudy and cool with periods of rain today. Turning much warmer and drying out for mid to late week. Forecast details for your location here: www.weather.gov/bgm

Here is the latest drought monitor for our region ranging from yellow being abnormally dry to orange indicating severe drought. This does not include today's rain which may help slightly but still a ways to go before being drought free. #nywx #pawx