National Weather Service

The National Weather Service in Binghamton says high winds could be an issue into December 7.

Winds gusting up to 30 miles per hour early November 12, rain, falling leaves and even a possibility of tornados make for a hazardous travel day.

Check out this video from the National Weather Service Facebook page, showing how dangerous driving in a snow squall can be.

Here are some suggestions of what types of items you should have equipped in your vehicle to be prepared for whatever winter weather conditions offer over the next few months

The National Weather Service in Binghamton is cautioning Twin Tiers residents to be aware of the possibility of flash flooding from heavy rain in the area.

NOAA says beginning Monday, October 25, the Doppler radar will be down for some major overhaul work for about two weeks.

The Binghamton National Weather Service has announced its SKYWARN and webinar fall schedule.

The Twin Tiers could be in for a soaking starting September 23 and the National Weather Service cautions that could mean some flooding issues.

A big portion of New York State is on watch for the possibility of flash flooding on creeks and streams as well as water across roadways.

There will soon be new warning categories that you may see on any severe weather alerts you get from the National Weather Service.

You soon could get these emergency alerts on your smartphone.

Not sure we have smashed any rainfall records yet, but it seems like we've been through more rainfall than in any recent year.

Add Chenango and Cortland Counties to the National Weather Service's Heat Advisory region for June 29.

The National Weather Service in Binghamton is advising that some very hot and humid conditions are possible for the end of June.