Binghamton Weather

If you felt something on Sunday afternoon that you thought might have been an earthquake, you were right. There was an earthquake in Upstate New York.

While the National Weather Service has the technology to forecast the weather, nothing replaces the eye of a trained SKYWARN® Spotter and you can be one of them!

A fire weather watch is in effect as is an air quality health advisory for much of the Twin Tiers. This is what each means and why they're important to be aware of.

NYS DOT is asking people to avoid travel as heavy snow is still expected Tuesday into Wednesday and several places have implemented speed reductions.

As the Southern Tier braces for a winter storm, both Broome County Executive Jason Garnar and New York Governor Kathy Hochul have declared a State of Emergency.

How often has the weatherman been wrong about the Binghamton winter weather? Maybe we need to turn to our feathered friends for the answer.

You can't smell it, but the smoke from the California wildfires is drifting over the Binghamton area. Check out the Satellite Radar here.

If you thought it was ungodly hot yesterday, you were right. Binghamton's high temperature yesterday was higher than Honolulu, Hawaii, and it tied Miami.

Yesterday sure was hot. Temperatures around the area reached the 90's and with the humidity, it felt like the mid to upper 90's. See the numbers from THE NWS

Does a State of Emergency mean that you can't leave your house? Does it mean roads are closed? We've got the answers to those questions and more!