Binghamton Braces for Weekend of Mixed Precipitation, Potential Snow Accumulation
Binghamton residents should prepare for a continuation of unsettled weather conditions throughout the weekend, with a series of rain and snow showers anticipated nearly each day, according to National Weather service meteorologist Joanne LaBounty. A “busy weather pattern” is expected to bring fluctuating conditions and potential for minor accumulation.
The National Weather Service forecasts a dynamic mix of precipitation for Binghamton from November 14-16. While temperatures will fluctuate, the chance of snow increases as the weekend progresses.
Friday, November 14: A 30% chance of precipitation is forecast throughout the afternoon. Rain and snow showers are possible before 1 p.m., transitioning to rain showers between 1-4 p.m., and than to snow showers after 4 p.m. Expected snow accumulation is less than a half-inch. Mostly cloudy skies are expected with a high near 43 degrees. Evening conditions maintain a 30% chance of precipitation,with snow showers likely after 7 p.m.,though little to no additional accumulation is anticipated. Overnight lows will be around 26 degrees with mostly cloudy skies.
Saturday, November 15: A 30% chance of showers is predicted after 1 p.m., with no snow currently in the forecast. The afternoon will be mostly cloudy with a high near 50 degrees. The chance of precipitation increases significantly to 90% in the evening, with a low around 39 degrees.
Sunday, November 16: A 60% chance of rain showers is expected after 1 p.m., possibly transitioning to a mix of rain and snow showers. Mostly cloudy skies are forecast with a high near 50 degrees. The rain is expected to turn to snow in the evening, with a 60% chance of snow showers before 1 a.m. Overnight lows will be around 30 degrees with mostly cloudy skies.
