Your Twin Tiers Forecast ...First accumulating snow of the season, courtesy of lake effect... ... Lake effect advisories and or warnings may be needed... ...Coldest air of the season coming... Friday Night: Turning colder. Mostly cloudy with rain showers changing to snow showers or even some freezing drizzle. Watch for black ice on untreated surfaces after about midnight. Windy. Low 29 Saturday: Breaks of morning sun, then mostly cloudy with a chance for snow showers. Windy with gusts to 30mph. Much colder and temperatures may even fall a bit during the day. Accumulations of snow will be negligible during the day. Wind chills in the 20s. High 35 Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy and windy with gusts to 35mph. Snow showers and squalls likely, and much colder. Wind chills in the single digits and teens. Accumulations 1-4 inches with higher amounts in the more persistent snow bands in and around the Binghamton area, 3-6 inches north of Binghamton, 4-7 along/near/north of Ithaca to Cortland line. Low 15 Sunday: Mostly cloudy and very cold. Snow showers... additional accumulations possible. Windy with gusts to 35-40mph possible. High 22 Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy with scattered snow showers. Additional accumulations possible. Very cold. Low 12 Monday: Mostly cloudy with a chance for snow showers in the morning. Breezy and cold. High 29 Tuesday: Mostly cloudy with a chance for scattered snow showers. Breezy. High 35, Low 23 Wednesday: Mostly cloudy with a chance for snow showers. Breezy. High 35, Low 26 Thanksgiving Day: Mostly cloudy with a chance for spotty snow showers. Windy. High 32, Low 23 Black Friday: Partly sunny and quite cold. Perhaps a few flakes. High 28, Low 18 Long Range Weather Outlook: A strong blast of cold air works in over the weekend... the coldest air of the year! Lake effect snow showers will follow Saturday night into Monday. It could be a decent event for the lake effect favored areas with models indicating an upstream connection with Lake Huron/Georgian Bay. Several inches of snow will be possible for areas north of Binghamton, while areas near Binghamton could pick up 2-4 inches. Thanksgiving week outlook: Temperatures will have a hard time making it out of the 30s for much of the week. I am watching a potential stormy situation for next Wednesday. Confidence remains very low at this time. Right now the models have the storm missing us just to the east. Travel issues could arise for east coast airports, so if youll be taking to the skies... be prepared for delays Wednesday. Ill keep you posted. Outside of that, the only other issue will be lake effect snow in the normally favored areas.
Posted on: Fri, 22 Nov 2013 23:14:24 +0000
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