🌤️ WEATHER REPORT: WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2026

From the NewsXR Weather Center at MyBroome.com

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🌩️ HEAVY RAIN & PONDING RISK ACROSS BROOME COUNTY

A slow-moving atmospheric system is keeping Broome County and the Southern Tier under active weather alerts today. Ground conditions across the region remain highly saturated from recent rainfall, elevating the risk for localized flash flooding, standing water, and road ponding throughout Binghamton, Vestal, Endicott, Owego, and Northern Pennsylvania.

Persistent rain bands and embedded thunderstorms will continue tracking through the area through Wednesday evening, with heavy downpours capable of dropping an additional 1 to 2 inches of rainfall in localized spots.

📊 TODAY’S DETAILED BREAKDOWN (WEDNESDAY, JULY 29)

• Current Conditions (Binghamton): 78°F with active rain and thunder. Winds are light out of the Northwest at 5 mph with humidity sitting at 88% (Feels like 79°F).

• High / Low Temperature: High of 70°F | Low of 64°F

• Precipitation Chance: 75% with heavy rain and active thunderstorms expected throughout the afternoon and evening.

• Impact & Hazards: Moderate to high risk of localized street ponding and minor stream flooding in low-lying drainage basins. Drive with caution during peak commuting hours.

• Air Quality Index (AQI): 0–50 (GOOD) — Low pollution levels expected to remain clean through the weekend.

• Sun & Moon: Sunrise at 5:43 AM | Sunset at 8:20 PM | Moonrise at 2:03 PM | Moonset at 1:09 AM (Full Moon approaching).

🗓️ 5-DAY EXTENDED OUTLOOK

• Thursday (July 30): Showers remain likely as the system slowly exits. High 70°F / Low 62°F (75% chance of rain).

• Friday (July 31): Turning noticeably brighter with passing isolated showers tapering off late. High 76°F / Low 61°F (50% chance of rain).

• Saturday (August 1): Pleasant conditions return to start the weekend! Partly cloudy and warmer. High 81°F / Low 61°F (20% chance of rain).

• Sunday (August 2): Mostly sunny, dry, and ideal for outdoor activities. High 82°F / Low 63°F (10% chance of rain).

📜 WEATHER 100 YEARS AGO TODAY (JULY 29, 1926)

A century ago today, Broome County experienced crisp, clear summer weather that supported outdoor gatherings and community events across the Triple Cities. High temperatures reached 88°F with an evening low of 62°F—a stark contrast to today’s heavy downpours! Local archives even recorded lighthearted citizen complaints regarding “jazzy carousel music” carrying across open windows into the evening hours.

• Record High for July 29: 98°F (1941)

• Record Low for July 29: 63°F (1941)

• Historical Average Precip: 0.12″

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