Staff Report / Binghamtonlocal.org

A winter weather advisory has been issued for Binghamton, NY, along with a wind advisory, effective through tonight. The forecast for snow accumulations from 7 AM this morning until 7 PM this evening varies across several areas:

- Syracuse is expected to receive 4-6 inches of snow.

- Utica and Auburn are both projected to accumulate 3-4 inches.

- Cortland, Ithaca, and Hamilton may see 1-2 inches.

- Norwich, Cooperstown, and Binghamton are anticipated to get around 1 inch.

- Delhi is likely to accumulate 2-3 inches.

- Towanda, Montrose, Wilkes Barre, and Hazleton are expected to have less than 1 inch.

Residents are advised to stay weather aware and prepare for winter conditions.

Source: Broome Co. Emergency Services

Source Type: EMS

Source Location: Binghamton

Ithaca, NY

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