WEATHER NOW: Southern Tier 5-Day Forecast

WEATHER NOW: Southern Tier 5-Day Forecast

Binghamton and the Southern Tier are heading into a beautiful summer weekend, with sunshine, warm temperatures and low rain chances carrying the region through Saturday before a more unsettled storm pattern returns early next week.

Current conditions in Binghamton are sunny and comfortable, with temperatures around 71 degrees, light west winds and moderate humidity. Today will continue warming into the lower 80s, making it a strong day for outdoor work, local events, storm cleanup and weekend travel.

Friday: Sunny, 81 / 52, 10 percent rain chance.
Saturday: Sunny, 82 / 58, 5 percent rain chance.
Sunday: Partly sunny, 81 / 61, 10 percent rain chance.
Monday: Scattered thunderstorms, 81 / 62, 65 percent rain chance.
Tuesday: Heavy thunderstorms, 74 / 65, 75 percent rain chance.

Friday and Saturday look like the best days of the stretch, with mostly sunny skies, comfortable summer warmth and limited rain chances. Sunday remains mostly pleasant, but humidity will begin building as the next weather front approaches.

Storm chances increase Monday afternoon, with scattered thunderstorms expected across the Southern Tier. Tuesday currently looks like the most unsettled day of the five-day period, with heavy thunderstorms possible, periods of rain and a cooler high near 74.

Residents should enjoy the weekend break, but also keep an eye on the forecast for Monday and Tuesday, especially in areas still recovering from recent tornado and wind damage.

Today’s Weather 100 Years Ago Today looks back to July 24, 1926, when Broome County was still dealing with the aftermath of a powerful summer wind and rainstorm that struck Binghamton and Johnson City the previous day. The storm tore down trees, damaged crops, knocked out telephone, telegraph and trolley lines, and left Binghamton cut off from outside communication for several hours.

The storm followed an oppressive heat wave that caused serious public-health impacts across the city, including multiple heat-related emergencies.

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